5 Vietnamese international students mysteriously disappeared in Australia, their social network accounts were deleted

Recently, this country's 7 News newspaper continued to report that a native guardian family "is desperately begging for help" to find Vietnamese girl Sunnie Nguyen , 17 years old, who went missing in early January. /2024.

Concerns have continuously arisen regarding the safety of a group of Vietnamese exchange students who mysteriously disappeared in Adelaide , South Australia, Australia.

Five Vietnamese students, believed to be studying at Hamilton High School, have been missing separately for a month and one of them has not been contacted for more than four weeks. Adelaide Police are investigating the incident.

Each person disappeared at a different time, with one person not being heard from for four weeks.

The most recent missing person is 17-year-old Sunnie Nguyen, last seen at her host family in South Plympton (a suburb of Adelaide) on January 8.

Mrs. May Zervaa, Sunnie Nguyen's female guardian, discovered that she had disappeared around 11:00 p.m. that day.

The Vietnamese female student left with a backpack containing her laptop, important identification documents, and clothes. Her phone was disconnected and her social media accounts were deleted.

There were no signs of break-in and most of the female student's belongings were still in the room, the Daily Mail said.

Ms. Zervaas then tried to contact Sunnie, but her phone was turned off and her Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok accounts were also deleted. 30 minutes later, the family reported the girl's disappearance to the police. "I sat on the phone all night, anxiously waiting for a call from Sunnie," Ms. Zervaas's daughter, Mary, told the Daily Mail .

According to Mary (Ms. Zervaas's daughter), Sunnie is not fluent in English and often has to ask others to help her translate what she means. "She had 5 backpacks, but only left with one. She also brought important items such as her laptop, her passport, most likely to prove her identity, along with some clothes and two pairs of shoes." . But she left everything else here, including the medicine."

Ms. Mi Tran, owner of Mi and Co The Nail and Beauty Bar, said female student Sunnie did not come to work on her shift on November 10. Ms. Mi described Sunnie as a reliable employee who always told her in advance if she was late or unable to work. "I am very lucky to have her in my team. We are all very worried and have not been able to sleep since we received the news that she was missing. Sunnie is our youngest," said Mrs. Mi.

Sunnie Nguyen's host family told police she seemed happy living in Adelaide and had no reason to run away. In addition, this female student's visa is still valid for another 3 years.

On January 11, authorities announced that they had located one of the missing students.

However, the whereabouts of the remaining four people are still unknown, speculation is that they may have traveled across state lines. Authorities believe there is no connection between these disappearances.

This is the time for schools in Australia to let students have summer break. "So, I hope this is just a case of 17-year-olds wanting to gather somewhere without telling anyone," said Ms. Lien Nguyen-Navas, spokesperson for the Vietnamese Women's Association in Australia. nice.

Responding to the Daily Telegraph , an Australian police spokesman informed that the guardian family reported the Vietnamese teenagers missing in December 2023 and January 2024. "All current lines of investigation indicate that some of the children may have gone to another state and are still there. There is also no information to suggest that the children are in danger," the spokesperson said.

Australian officials announced on January 11 that they had found one of the missing Vietnamese international students. However, there are still 4 cases with no new news. "We are coordinating with the federal police to continue locating the children," the police spokesman added.

Australian police are also calling on anyone with any information to come forward and assist with the investigation.

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