4 Vietnamese people had an 'acciden.t' in China, their ashes were brought back, their relatives collapsed

Recently, the CO2 gas suffocation incident in an apartment of a group of Vietnamese people in Taiwan (China) caused great sorrow on social networks. Among the 4 people who died in the gas poisonin.g incident, 3 were workers and 1 was an international student from Quang Binh.

On the afternoon of May 12, according to Mr. Nguyen Quan Dung (a member of the 0-dong volunteer group that supported vehicles to bring the victims back home), the ashes of the 4 victims who died in the CO suffocation incident at an apartment in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, were brought to Noi Bai Airport.

Of the 4 victims, 3 lived in Bo Trach district, Quang Binh province, including: NTH (born in 2003), PTTM (born in 2005) and NVL (born in 2002). The remaining person was TVD. (born in 1998), living in Yen Thanh district, Nghe An province.

Immediately afterwards, the volunteer group supported the "0 dong" bus with the relatives of the unfortunate victims to continue their journey back home.

Following the photo shared by Mr. Dung, many people were moved to tears when witnessing the moment relatives carried white flowers, standing outside the airport lobby to wait for the ashes of their loved ones.

At the airport, relatives of the victims burst into tears when receiving the ashes of the deceased after a long journey from Taiwan back to their home country. There were no more hugs of reunion, no more bright laughter of the day of return, only coldness and silence in the form of a ceramic vase placed neatly in a backpack.

The image of a woman sobbing, hugging tightly the backpack containing the urn of ashes as if trying to hold on to her last bit of warmth made those who witnessed it unable to hold back their tears.

Next to them are white flowers brought by relatives, as a belated farewell to those who have lost their lives and no longer have the chance to return to their families.

Earlier, at around 10 p.m. on May 3, Taiwanese police discovered four Vietnamese citizens, two men and two women, in a rented room in Yangmei District. On May 6, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that according to information from the Vietnam Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei, preliminary assessments showed that this was most likely a case of poisonin.g.

The Consular Department (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) is also working with relevant domestic authorities to verify personal information to promptly notify the families of the victims. In the coming time, the Vietnam Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei will continue to closely monitor the investigation process of the incident and take measures to protect and support the families of the victims in carrying out funeral procedures.

On May 6, relevant sectors and local authorities in Quang Binh are coordinating with functional units of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and local authorities in Taiwan to clarify information about the above incident.

The report said that at 10:00 p.m. on May 3, the police of Yangmei District, Taoyuan City discovered NTH (22 years old), TVD (27 years old), NVL (23 years old) and PTTM (born in 2005) - a Vietnamese student, passed away at a rented apartment in the area.

When authorities arrived at the scene, the ho.t water heater in the apartment was still working and the windows were closed. There were no injuries on the victims' bodies.

Also according to the Department of Overseas Labor Management, of the 3 deceased workers, 2 were illegal workers.

The victi.m named D went to Taiwan (China) on August 2, 2017, and left the contract on April 25, 2019. Worker L arrived on May 26, 2024, and left the contract on April 25, 2025.

Ms. H. is a legal worker, who went to Taiwan (China) to work from December 30, 2024. Sharing on the media, Mr. Nguyen Van Hung (Ms. H.'s father) sadly said that she got married after finishing 12th grade. Because of the difficult life, Ms. H. and her husband borrowed mone.y to go to Taiwan to work. Ms. H. and her husband left their children at home for their grandparents to take care of. Ms. H. has only been in Taiwan for more than 4 months, working in a plastic tray factory. Due to the nature of their work, Ms. H. and her husband have to live more than 100km apart, only seeing each other on weekends.

Tragedy struck, on the night of May 3, Mr. Hung painfully received the bad news that his daughter had passed away. In the past few days, the atmosphere of grief filled the small house of the grandparents. Before, every night, Ms. H. often video called home to see her son's face. The bo.y was learning to speak, still calling his mother through the screen. Now seeing the grandchild staring blankly at his mother's photo, babbling questions, the adults were heartbroken and speechless.

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