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First thing! Mingyue Mountain in Jiangxi, more than a kilometer above sea level, is shrouded in clouds and mist. Families, police, firefighters and civilian search and rescue teams continue to work tirelessly in the forested area to find Ms. Huang's whereabouts.
Ms. Huang has been missing for 11 days. On October 1, she and the members of the outdoor group hiked through Wugong Mountain and Mingyue Mountain, and at 5:51 p.m. that day, she and three other group members unfortunately lost contact when they descended from the tip of Mingyue Mountain. Since then, local government and civilian rescue workers have been carrying out search and rescue operations without interruption.
On the evening of October 11, family members who had just been evacuated from Mingyue Mountain to the city revealed to a reporter from Extreme News (email: [email protected]) that half an hour before Ms. Huang disappeared, she also received a call from her daughter, who asked why she had not returned, and Ms. Huang replied that she was about to go down the mountain. Half an hour later, however, her hikers noticed Ms. Huang missing.
Ms. Huang mysteriously disappeared while trekking down the mountain.
Ms. Huang, 49, runs a wholesale supermarket with her husband in Yuanzhou District, Yichun City.
According to her husband, Ms. Huang loves sports and joined the local running group, going for a run every morning. Later, through running, she met an outdoor group leader, who introduced her to the outdoor group. Ms. Huang then went on two hikes with her group.
On October 1, she and more than 30 group members hiked through Wugong Mountain and Mingyue Mountain, which was the first time she chose this route.
Second thing! According to Red Star News, the San Bernardino County Sheriff in California recently confirmed that the body of a man found in Anzapolico State Park northeast of San Diego has been identified as Mr. John Fettpatrick, who disappeared in July this year. However, Jin Fang, a Chinese woman who disappeared with him, has not yet been found.
According to Southern Metropolis, a spokesman for the San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office said the case related to Mr. Fettpatrick's death has been sealed and that they have reservations about the ongoing investigation and will not comment further.
Third thing! Recently, a woman in Guiyang traveled to Thailand at the invitation of a friend, but unexpectedly lost contact with her family during the trip, and was finally located on the border of Myanmar, which attracted widespread attention. It is understood that on September 1, the reporter learned from the relatives of the missing person Wang Moumou that they had asked the Guiyang police, the Thai embassy and the Myanmar embassy for help, and the Guiyang police have accepted the case.
According to Wang's brother, she is 31 years old and runs a bar in Guiyang. Recently, because of the business is not satisfactory, I am depressed. So, a friend from Southeast Asia invited her to travel there, hoping to relax. Before leaving, Wang had provided information about the friend to his family and said he had known them for many years.
In addition, Mr. Zhang, Wang's cousin, also said that on August 26, Wang Moumou traveled to Thailand at the invitation of a friend. She first flew from Guiyang to Xiamen, where she stayed overnight. Subsequently, on August 27, Wang Moumou arrived at Bangkok Airport in Thailand by plane and transferred to Chiang Rai Airport at 14:24 on the same day. After arriving at Chiang Rai airport, Wang informed her family that her friend had sent a car to pick her up and also sent photos of the vehicle.
Fourth thing! Recently, according to rumors, bees raised by a bee farmer in Yuzhou, Henan Province, appear to have been the target of poisoning, attracting widespread attention. According to the Yuzhou Rong Media Center on October 18, the criminal suspect Zhang Moumou has been successfully arrested.
Fifth thing! Keming Food (002661) announced on the evening of October 17 that recently, the company's chairman Mr. Chen Keming submitted an application for resignation because of his older age. According to the application, Chen Keming will resign as the company's chairman, director, chairman and member of the strategy committee, member of the audit committee, and resign from the current positions of each subsidiary. In recognition of his contributions to the Company, the Company will appoint Chen Keming as Honorary Chairman for Life.
According to public information, Mr. Chen Keming was born in 1952 and grew up in Nanxian County, Hunan Province. He used to be a carpenter, but unfortunately lost two fingers and became a vagrant. After trying various professions, he finally heard a customer ask the owner if he had noodles from other places, and saw a business opportunity, so he happened to become a noodle manufacturer from a carpenter.
Since then, he has been obsessed with the research and improvement of the noodle making process. In May 1984, Chen Keming opened his own noodle factory, named Chen Keming Noodle Factory. In 1997, he gradually expanded the company to an industrial level and successfully solved the problem of easy noodle breakage caused by the tremor of the dough cutter.
With the steady improvement of product quality, Keming noodles have become a part of the domestic noodle industry that cannot be ignored. In 2012, it was listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange and became the pioneer of the industry.
On July 10 this year, Chen Keming posted a video announcing that he would officially enter Douyin, showing that he still maintains his former enthusiasm and looks forward to creating more glory in the future. So far, the number of comments on the Douyin video has approached 70,000.
Sixth thing! In response to the Internet rumor that a customer's deposit of 100,000 yuan was transferred away to purchase wealth management products, the Zhoukou Xiangcheng Branch of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) issued a clarification note on the evening of the 14th, making it clear that the Internet rumor was not true.
ICBC said that after verification, it learned that the customer transferred 100,000 yuan to a company's account through self-service channels, and that the person involved, "assistant" Huang Moujie, was not an employee of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.
In response to the situation reported by customers, ICBC said that ICBC Zhoukou Xiangcheng Branch has reported the case to the public security organ and will actively cooperate with relevant investigations to protect the legitimate rights and interests of customers in accordance with the law.
According to an earlier report by Elephant News, Hu Xianhong, a resident of Zhoukou City, Henan Province, reported that the 100,000 yuan deposit left behind after her husband's death was transferred by the staff (later known as Huang Moujie) to purchase wealth management products, but it has not been able to recover.
According to the letter of indigence provided by Ms. Hu's relatives, Ms. Hu has been ill for a long time, mainly living on family farming, and has no other financial resources, making her life very difficult.
Seventh thing! Recently, the financial regulator issued a circular to prepare for the launch of a special action to alert banks to "dormant accounts". The special operation will start in October 2023 for a period of one year and will be charged to banking institutions to alert and notify holders of "dormant accounts".
In fact, sorting out dormant accounts is a common risk control method for banks, and regular investigation is also a routine operation. However, the definition of dormant accounts varies from bank to bank.
The definition of "dormant account" by the financial regulator mainly refers to a personal bank account that has not conducted active transactions for five consecutive years or more, and there is still a balance in the account.
In September, a Bank of Communications issued a notice about the work of sorting out dormant debit cards. Starting from October 7, the bank will cancel personal debit cards that meet the following conditions: no transactions (such as deposits and withdrawals, transfers, etc.) have occurred for three consecutive years or more (including three years), the account balance is zero, and no business functions such as funds, wealth management, foreign exchange treasure, Pacific credit card automatic repayment and scheduled transfer, etc. Once the card is pinned, the debit card can no longer be enabled.
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