Found the body of the suspected former Head of Administration and Equipment Department of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities

People discovered a male body suspected to be Mr. S., former Head of the Administration and Equipment Department of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities (Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City) floating on the Saigon River, passing through Road 10 (Hiep Binh Chanh Ward, Thu Duc City, Ho Chi Minh City), so they reported it to the police.

Regarding the mysterious "disappearance" of the former Head of the Administration and Equipment Department of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, on July 19, a source from SGGP Newspaper's reporter said that the authorities had found the body suspected to be Mr. Nguyen Van S..

According to the source, on the afternoon of July 18, people discovered a male body suspected to be Mr. S. floating on the Saigon River, passing through Road 10 (Hiep Binh Chanh Ward, Thu Duc City, Ho Chi Minh City), so they reported it. The police were present to bring the victim's body to shore for examination.

Upon receiving the information, Mr. S.'s relatives and friends went to the scene to identify the body. However, because the body showed signs of decomposition, identification was difficult.

Image of Mr. S. cycling recorded by camera

Initially, the police found a bunch of keys on the body. The authorities gave them to Mr. S.'s family to use to unlock the house locks and they were successful. The police are currently requesting DNA testing of the victim to determine whether or not he is Mr. S.

As reported by SGGP, on the morning of July 17, Mr. S. left his house in an alley on Nguyen Xi Street (Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City) to exercise and then "disappeared". At the time of leaving home, Mr. S. did not bring any identification documents or phone...

Not seeing Mr. S. return home, his family searched for him in many places in Ho Chi Minh City but could not find him. Mr. S.'s relatives said he showed signs of depression.

At the time Mr. S. left home, he was wearing sportswear, dark blue shoes, riding a black bicycle, moving towards Chu Van An street.

Worried about Mr. S.’s strange “disappearance”, his family posted information on social networking sites. At the same time, relatives also went to the police to report the incident.

CHI THACH

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/tim-thay-thi-the-nghi-nguyen-truong-phong-quan-tri-thiet-bi-truong-dh-khxh-nv-post750058.html