Regarding the case of three female students who went missing in Dong Nai, suspected of being involved in gambling debts, authorities have announced that all three have now returned home.

Accordingly, these three female students were found by authorities and their families in Chơn Thành district (Bình Phước province).

Three female students from Dong Nai province who were reported missing have been found.

On November 7th, Phan Tam Nhu (12 years old, a 7th grade student at Nguyen Van Troi Secondary School) and Nguyen Thanh Ngan (Nhu's classmate and neighbor, residing in Tan Van Ward, Bien Hoa City, Dong Nai Province) were brought home by their families who contacted the Chon Thanh District authorities.

Earlier, on the evening of November 5th, Le My Ngoc (12 years old, a classmate of Nhu) called her family to inform them that the three girls were near the scene of the Binh Phuoc massacre, and her family came to pick her up.

As previously reported, on the morning of October 18th, the families of the three female students received information from the school stating that their daughters had not attended classes. When the girls did not return home by evening, the families split up to search for them but could not find any trace.

On November 2nd, Ngoc's family received a message from a stranger claiming to be a motorbike taxi driver. The message stated that they had seen Ngoc and Nhu with a woman, who then held them hostage at a casino in Cambodia as collateral for a debt. The message warned the family that they would have to bring money to ransom them if they wanted to see their daughters again.

Overwhelmed with fear, the families of the two female students filed a report with the authorities.

Upon receiving the information, the authorities in Dong Nai province launched an investigation. Currently, the police are taking statements from all three female students to clarify the cause.

According to Justice