Ho Chi Minh City Traffic Police looking for family of lost deaf-mute boy

Discovering an 8-year-old boy who could not hear or speak, walking near a construction site, showing unusual signs, the South Saigon Traffic Police contacted the local police to coordinate in finding information about the boy's family.

On November 24, the Traffic Police Department of Ho Chi Minh City Police (PC08) said that the South Saigon Traffic Police Team had just discovered a lost child and handed him over to the local police to coordinate in finding the child's family.

Major Phan Minh Chau used a special vehicle to take the lost child to the Tan Phong Ward Police Station, District 7, to coordinate the search for information about the family.

Previously, at 3:00 p.m. on November 23, the patrol control team of the South Saigon Traffic Police Team, including Major Phan Minh Chau and Captain Dinh Quoc Dat, was on duty on Nguyen Van Linh Street, Tan Phong Ward, District 7 when they discovered a child about 8 years old walking along the corrugated iron wall of the Nguyen Van Linh tunnel construction area.

Seeing the child showing unusual signs, the working group approached, took the child out of the dangerous area, and asked for information about the child's family.

However, the child could not hear or speak, so the traffic police could not identify the child's relatives or home address.

Afterwards, the South Saigon Traffic Police Team contacted the Ward Police and took the child to the Tan Phong Ward Police Headquarters, District 7 to coordinate in searching for information about the child's family.

PC08 representative said that as of this morning, the child's family has not been found.

Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/csgt-tphcm-tim-nguoi-nha-be-trai-bi-cam-diec-di-lac-192241124102510741.htm