Finding relatives for a woman from Nghe An who was lost at the border
(Baonghean.vn) - On the evening of May 18, a resident of Cao Bang encountered a woman from Nghe An who had gone missing on the border with China. This person contacted the community for help.
According to information from a young woman named Quynh Hoa living in Cao Bang province, on the evening of May 18, she encountered a pregnant woman wandering aimlessly in an empty lot near the border with China.
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| Lost woman. Photo: QH |
Through inquiry, this woman said her name was Thanh (or Thanh) and she was from Nghe An, a Khmu ethnic group, but she could not remember which district.
In this woman's handbag, there was a piece of paper from the Chinese authorities. Ms. Hoa asked someone to translate the information written on it, saying: This is a document from the Chinese authorities banning Ms. Xeo Thi Thanh (or Thanh - PV) from entering or leaving China for 3 years. The information also said that Ms. Thanh was born on May 12, 1984.
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| The paper is believed to be a document from Chinese authorities that the woman was carrying. Photo: QH |
On the morning of May 19, through further conversation, Ms. Quynh Hoa said that Ms. Thanh said she remembered her father's name was Puon Li O, her mother had passed away, her husband's name was Thoai and she had a 7-year-old son in 2nd grade named Teng.
Currently, Ms. Quynh Hoa is taking care of Ms. Thanh and hopes that the community will share and help find Ms. Thanh's address and family so that she can soon reunite with her family. Ms. Quynh Hoa's phone number: 0946.993.758
