Two missing female students: Stayed for Tet and then disappeared, who left a shock letter to her mother

Recently, on the afternoon of February 5, Mr. Tran Anh Kiet - Chairman of the People's Committee of Song Nhan commune (Cam My district, Dong Nai) - confirmed that a local family reported their daughter missing for many days.

"There is still no new information about the disappearance of this girl," Mr. Kiet said, adding that information will be announced as soon as there are new developments.

Earlier on February 3, Mr. Luu Xuong Mang (living in nest 2, hamlet 3) went to the Song Nhan Commune Police to report that his daughter had lost contact for many days.

According to the report, the missing person is L.N Hang, 22 years old, a 4th year student at the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City. HCM.

The family said that on January 25, Ms. Hang called her family to tell her that she was preparing to return to her hometown for Tet. However, on January 26 (i.e. the 27th lunar month), Ms. Hang called back again to say that she planned to stay in Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City looking for a job during Tet.

However, according to the family, when she could not finish the sentence, Ms. Hang hung up. The family repeatedly tried to call back but could not be contacted, and the Facebook account was also inactive.

The family went to the dormitory and learned that Hang had left there since January 21, it was not clear where he went.

The last time was about 4 days ago, a family member messaged through Ms. Hang's Facebook account, this account interacted again, the family asked why she could not be contacted through the phone number, social networks, the account texted back "to check the network", and then didn't answer anymore.

Unable to contact her daughter, the family reported to the authorities, and at the same time posted information and pictures on social networks thanks to the online community to search.

During the past time, the family has been looking for Ms. Hang everywhere and asking for support from the online community, but to no avail.

According to research, Mr. Meng has 3 children, Hang is the youngest daughter. Due to difficult circumstances, on the occasion of Tet, this female student stayed in Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City works part-time, earns more money to pay tuition fees for the next semester.

On the same day, the District 1 Police confirmed that they were accepting the case of the family reporting the missing 4-year-old girl. Currently, the police force is coordinating with relevant units to verify the case.

Previously, a similar disappearance also caused a stir in public opinion. Specifically, on the evening of February 5, social networks were buzzing with information that a female student named Q.H.G., who was studying at To Hieu High School, Son La City, Son La Province, had been missing since the 5th of Tet.

G.'s family came to report the incident at the Chieng An Ward Police (Son La City). It is known that G. left home with a young man he had just met through social networks.

Sharing on VietNamNet, Ms. Ca Thi X., G.'s mother, said that the young man she had just met was introduced by G. as Nguyen Trung T. (18 years old, from Lam Dong). On the occasion of the last Tet, T.H went to Ms. X.'s house to play from January 28 (i.e. 29 Tet). On the afternoon of February 2 (i.e. the 5th day of Tet), G. and T. said to wish Tet and have lost contact since then. When leaving, G. brought clothes and a black electric bicycle.

According to a source in Dan Tri newspaper, Ms. X. said that on the afternoon of February 5, she received a handwritten letter written by G., asking 3 classmates to send it to her. The letter reads "because my mother often scolded and beat me, so I left".

Talking more about the strange young man, Ms. X. said that earlier, G. told her parents to let T. stay and play until around April, and then this person would return to her hometown. However, Ms. X. refused, telling her to stay and play for a few days during Tet. Ms. X. did not allow G. and T. to sleep together during the days at home.

On the 4th of Tet, T. left, but on the 5th anniversary, he came back to get a bag of clothes to forget. After that, T. and G. lost contact.

According to Ms. X., through a camera extract from a friend, it was shown that G. was still riding an electric bicycle with the other young man. The family is very worried and hopes that their daughter will return home soon.

Female student missing from Tet found in China, mother choked up to welcome her child home Minh Lợi19:36:45 09/02/2025On February 9, a final year female student of Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics Luu Ngoc Hang who went missing on Tet Day was picked up by her family from Tan Son Nhat Airport (Ho Chi Minh City) to her home in Cam My district, Dong Nai.