Mysterious disappearance of Vietnamese international student in Australia: Police reveal important details

The case of a Vietnamese international student who disappeared without leaving a trace in Australia has caused a stir in public opinion recently. Recently, new developments in this mysterious disappearance were revealed by Australian police.

Sunnie Nguyen (17 years old, real name Nguyen Hoan Ngoc Anh according to Thanh Nien newspaper) was identified as the 5th Vietnamese student to mysteriously disappear in Australia recently.

According to the Daily Mail , South Australian state police confirmed that these teenagers were on the run and "actively avoiding the authorities". "All investigative leads indicate some of the teenagers may have gone to another state and are currently there," a South Australian police spokesman said.

"There is currently no indication in any investigation that these teenagers are in danger and they appear to be actively avoiding police. SA Police will continue to work with colleagues federal and Australian Federal Police to locate the children," the spokesman added.

South Australian police also said they had contacted the students' families in Vietnam. Previously, on January 12, News.com.au reported that these Vietnamese students were participating in an educational exchange program in South Australia.

On January 8, international student Sunnie Nguyen (17 years old) was discovered missing by her guardian's family in Adelaide, South Australia after dinner. Sunnie's phone was turned off and her social media accounts were inactive.

Sunnie is described as a shy gir.l with modest English. When she disappeared, Sunnie brought with her a backpack containing a laptop, clothes and personal documents. There were no obvious signs that Sunnie's room had been ransacked and most of her belongings remained in the room.

Ms. Zervaas's daughter Mary shared with the Daily Mail: "I sat by the phone all night, anxiously waiting for a call. Her English is not very good, she often has to ask for a translator. She has There were 5 bags in the room but she only brought 1 with her. Her two pairs of shoes were gone but the clothes in the closet were still there, including important medicine."

Also according to Ms. Zervaas, Sunnie's room showed no signs of being the scene of a rap.e or break-in and most of her belongings were still in the room. According to Australian newspapers, like her peers, Sunnie likes to sing, dance, spend time with friends, and even Taylor Swift.

According to Mary, Sunnie lives happily and in harmony with her family and her student visa is still valid for up to 3 years. So, they don't believe I ran away. Currently, the Zervaas family, housemates and even Sunnie's Vietnamese best friend are all "worried and shocked" by the disappearance of the femal.e studen.t, because everything in her life seems to be "completely normal". .

In addition, the Zervaas family also reached out to Sunnie's friends but only received news that she had not contacted anyone since her disappearance. "We are very worried. She will have to struggle alone," Mary said.

Lien Nguyen-Navas, who works at the Vietnamese Women's Association in Adelaide, Australia, shared: "Maybe those students went out during school holidays. They wanted to explore new places together without anyone knowing." ".

After Ms. May Zervaas from this local family sought information from the authorities, there were additional reports of "missing" three other Vietnamese international students between December and December. /2023 to January 2024.

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