According to northern Shan State, on June 21, a missing incident occurred in The Great Pond of Lashio, and the missing man was a resident of the first (3) block, named Wu Sai Ang Niu Wu (35 years old).
The family of the missing man said that the man was a doctor who had carried out medical public welfare activities in Nanjian Village near Dashuitang. On the day of the 21st, the man went out alone in his pajamas because of psychological problems, and did not carry mobile phones and money.
After the man disappeared, the family posted a search notice on social networking software. At 8:30 p.m. on June 22, with the help of enthusiastic local residents, after a long day of searching, the missing man was finally found. At present, the man has been safely sent home.
The man's brother said that he was my brother, who had disappeared after going out of the house, and the situation outside was very chaotic, and there were people kidnapped in northern Myanmar one after another, and we were very worried about his personal safety. After my brother disappeared, we didn't go to the police, but just posted a search notice on the social software.
During the epidemic, the incidence of theft and robbery in many areas, including Shan State, has been on the rise, and Lashio Grand Pond is located in Block 4, which has many pools of hoarded drinking water, which is one of the main sources of water for the municipal water supply in the city. However, because of the sparse population, knife robbery cases often occur near the bushes of large ponds. In addition, the problem of drug proliferation has not been solved, and the people in the city do not usually go to the big pond alone.