Young man 'afraid of people' hides in deep forest
(Baonghean.vn) - According to his family, Vi Van Chuong (Que Phong - Nghe An) was afraid of people so he went into the forest and has not returned after 4 days.
Mr. Vi Van Chuong, born in 1991, residing in the border village of Muong Phu, Thong Thu commune, Que Phong district, left home for the forest on February 20 (the 5th day of Tet) and has not returned yet.
According to Vi Thi Thiem, Vi Van Chuong's sister, on the first day of Tet (February 16), Chuong showed strange signs... he was afraid of people. He slept in one place all day and asked his mother for money because he wanted to go to Hanoi, but his mother did not let him go because in recent days, Chuong's mental state was unstable.
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| Mr. Vi Van Chuong before he went missing. Photo: Facebook |
Chuong received 500,000 VND as lucky money from his sister, Vi Thi Huong. On the 3rd day of Tet, Chuong ran into the forest and returned home 2 days later. On the 5th day of Tet, Chuong ran into the forest again and has not returned yet. His family was very worried about where he went, so they informed the village management board to mobilize militia, people and relatives to search for him, but to no avail.
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| Mrs. Vi Thi Than sat absentmindedly waiting for news of her son. Photo: Truong An |
Through our investigation, Chuong's family is in a particularly difficult situation. There are 5 people in the family, the parents are old and weak. The father fell and is bedridden. Even more pitiful in the family is Vi Thi Mai (Chuong's biological sister) and her child who is blind.
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| Many people came to share with the family. Photo: Truong An |
Chuong himself was previously married and had a daughter born in 2014. However, after a period of living together, his wife took their daughter back to her hometown in Thanh Hoa.
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| Ms. Vi Thi Thiem, Mr. Chuong's older sister, is currently blind. Photo: Truong An |
According to his family, since childhood, Chuong has been a gentle person, has never had any disagreements with anyone, and is in good health. Chuong went to work in China about 3 years ago. This year, Chuong went to the South to work with his relatives, and in early 2018, he returned home for Tet. Currently, his family, neighbors, and militia are continuing to search.
