Korean tourist riding motorbike to visit Hoi An lost his way to the mountains

Mr. Kyucheol, a Korean tourist, came to Hoi An for sightseeing but got lost on his way to the mountainous area of ​​Bac Tra My. He was assisted by the police to find his mother and sister - Photo: TRANG PHUONG

On the afternoon of June 26, information from the Quang Nam Provincial Police said that the Tra Tan Commune Police, Bac Tra My District, had just assisted a male Korean tourist to reunite with his relatives and family after getting lost while visiting Hoi An.

Accordingly, through local management work, at about 6:30 a.m. the same day, the police force of this commune discovered a foreigner with strange signs.

The police then approached to gather information. Through initial verification, it was found that this person's name was Kyucheol (48 years old), a Korean tourist visiting Vietnam for sightseeing.

While sightseeing by motorbike, he got lost. He did not have any identification documents with him, could not speak Vietnamese, could not remember his address or how to contact his relatives and family.

Faced with the above situation, the Commune Police took Mr. Kyucheol to the headquarters to assist in finding relatives, encourage his spirit, and support him with food and rest. Due to the lack of information and his inability to speak Vietnamese, the police force encountered many difficulties in exchanging and verifying related information.

Mr. Kyucheol was supported by the police with food and rest while he was lost - Photo: TRANG PHUONG

At around 7:30 a.m. the same day, the police quickly determined the whereabouts of Mr. Kyucheol and his relatives, and contacted the male tourist's relatives.

At 10:30 a.m. the same day, the Commune Police assisted a Korean male tourist to reunite with his family after being lost for a while.

According to Mr. Kyucheol's family, on June 22, he, his mother and sister visited and traveled in Da Nang City. On June 24, the family visited Hoi An City and stayed at a hotel on Hung Vuong Street, Thanh Ha Ward.

At around 4 p.m. the same day, he rented a motorbike at the hotel to visit Hoi An, but while driving he got lost on the way to the mountainous region of Quang Nam and has been there ever since.

At the commune police station, when meeting her brother again, Ms. Lim Ji Hee (his sister) was extremely moved and grateful. She said that this was the first time she brought her mother and brother to Vietnam for tourism. The family's trip had encountered an unfortunate incident but the police force had wholeheartedly supported and helped them.

Source: https://tuoitre.vn/du-khach-han-quoc-chay-xe-may-tham-hoi-an-bi-lac-duong-den-mien-nui-20240626155817991.htm