The 25-year-old Indonesian maid who was allegedly abused by her female employer in Bandar Baru Nilai, Malaysia, last week has withdrawn her report against the alleged abuser.

According to reports quoted by Tempo Interaktif, Seremban police chief Assistant Commissioner Saiful Azly Kamaruddin said the maid withdrew her report against the 33-year-old woman on Monday and the alleged abuser, whom police detained on Sunday, had been released.

"However, we will continue our investigation and hand our report to the deputy public prosecutor. It is up to the DPP whether to charge the alleged abuser," said Saiful Azly.

Antara had earlier reported that the maid had preferred to be given compensation to bringing the case to a court of law in Malaysia.

"I have already withdrawn my report from the Malaysian police and prefer a compensation from my employer for mistreatment," Kamira said at the Indonesian embassy in Kuala Lumpur.

She is said to be receiving a compensation from her employer and the payment of her 21 month-wage in addition to an insurance payment of about Rp40 million (S$6,200) in Jakarta.

Kamira's case, which had been processed at the Seremban police station of Negeri Sembilan, was eventually settled at the embassy upon the embassy's request.

Kamira, who is from Cilacap, Central Java, was previously rushed to Seremban hospital for serious burns in her mouth and bruises to her face.

Her 31 year-old employer was reported to have accused her of being lazy and not performing her duties properly and had allegedly used a lighted candle to burn the maid's mouth and forced her to drink boiling water though a straw.

Kamira reportedly worked in Malaysia through a labor placement agency Mitra Solusi Integritas in Central Java and Malaysian agency Permai Unik Sdn Bhd.