Hanoi Police issued a notice to search for a young girl who has been mysteriously missing since the 6th day of Tet

From the afternoon of February 15 (the 6th day of Tet), after taking a bus from her hometown in Ha Nam to Giap Bat bus station (Hanoi City), Trang did not return home but mysteriously disappeared. Currently, the family calls Trang's personal phone number, which still rings but no one answers.

Information from Vietnamnet, late on February 20, Hanoi City Police issued a notice looking for Nguyen Thi Quynh Trang, who traveled from her hometown in Ha Nam to Giap Bat bus station (Hanoi), and has not returned since the afternoon of February 15. home.

According to the announcement, Hanoi City Police said they had just received information from the family of Nguyen Thi Quynh Trang (born 2010, in Van Phuc, Ha Dong, Hanoi) about the incident on the afternoon of February 15 (ie the 6th day of Tet). I went from my hometown in Ha Nam to Giap Bat bus station to go home.

However, when the family called later, they could not be reached. When I go, I wear a black jacket with white sleeves, black pants, black sandals, and carry a white plastic bag with clothes.

Sharing more with the reporter, Trang's mother said that because it was a regular bus that passed through their house in the countryside, her daughter took the bus to Hanoi by herself. The bus company also confirmed that Trang got off at Giap Bat bus station, but did not know where she went. From the 6th of Tet until now, the family has called Trang's cell phone many times, but sometimes it rings, sometimes it doesn't, and no one picks up the phone on the other end.

"Before that, Trang worked near home. However, due to the time-consuming nature of the job, a few months ago, I asked for her to stay home. As for whether Trang has a boyfriend or not, then I also don't know because he is very secretive and does not confide or share anything with his family about private matters," Trang's family members added.

In recent days, Hanoi City Police have continuously issued notices searching for missing people during the Lunar New Year. The most recent case is Ms. Ban Thi Thuong (19 years old, residing in Nghiem Xuyen, Thuong Tin, Hanoi).

Ms. Thuong has been missing since the 3rd day of Tet and has been searched for by her family and the authorities for many days. On the morning of February 21, the authorities said that her family had found her after nearly 10 days of losing contact.

Mr. Nguyen Anh Tu (26 years old, Ms. Thuong's husband) said that after the police issued a search notice and the press published information..., his wife learned that her family was looking for her so she returned. Returned home on the evening of February 20.

Before returning home, Ms. Thuong wandered all the way to Thanh Hoa for many days. Mr. Tu also said that his wife's health is currently stable and peaceful. At the same time, we would like to thank the police force, press agencies, and people for helping the family find Ms. Thuong and reunite the family.

Another missing case is 21-year-old girl Vu Thi Tam (residing in Hong Duong commune, Thanh Oai, Hanoi). Ms. Tam left home on the afternoon of February 19. On the afternoon of February 20, the family found the girl after nearly a day of losing contact.

Previously, on the morning of February 19, Hanoi City Police also received news from the family of Ms. LTTL (21 years old, from Thanh Hoa, temporarily residing in My Dinh 1 ward, Nam Tu Liem district) about being unable to contact her. with this girl.

Ms. L left home on the afternoon of February 16. When leaving, the 21-year-old girl wore a white shirt, gray skirt, and rode a red Honda Vision motorbike. By the afternoon of February 19, the victim passed away and was found at a motel in Cau Giay district, Hanoi city. On the same day, Hanoi City Police arrested the crime suspect Hoang Minh Hao (20 years old, from Bac Giang).

On February 20, Hao was prosecuted for murder and robbery. According to VNExpress sources, the initial reason was believed to be that the suspect "outed" to rob property, unrelated to emotional issues.

Another girl in Hanoi is missing, an identification point similar to the 21-year-old victim Tuyết Ngọc07:04:26 21/02/2024In recent days, the public has been extremely confused by the news that two girls have been missing for many days and are gone forever. Recently, one more case was confirmed not to return home from the 3rd day of Tet until now.