On March 25, Han Ruyi, a 13-year-old girl from Ziyang County, Ankang City, Shaanxi Province, went missing, which attracted widespread attention for a while.
Today, the girl has been missing for more than 13 days.
Until April 6, the matter also ushered in the latest development.
It's a pity that the latest progress that has been waiting for so long is actually the fall of the flower girl.
Although before the person was found, all the people who paid attention to the missing incident hoped that she would return safely.
In fact, everyone has such worries in their hearts, even if they are mentally prepared for accidents.
But when it really happened, it was still sad and regretful.
It is reported that the body of the 13-year-old girl Xiao Han was recovered in the river, and the local department has been searching the river for many days, and it was not until April 5 that the person was finally found.
The specific cause of Xiao Han's death is still unknown, the police are investigating, and everything is subject to the official report.
Surprisingly, a few days after 13-year-old Xiao Han went missing, another 11-year-old girl disappeared in Sichuan.
The next day, the police found the body of the missing girl and arrested the suspect.
It is not difficult to question why so many girls go missing, and in the end it is often a tragedy.
In fact, there are many reasons for this.
First of all, the young girl in the flower season is just growing, and under the youthful appearance, it is often the child's behavior ability and simple thinking.
Such people are most likely to attract the attention and harm of some people with ulterior motives.
An 11-year-old girl in Sichuan was killed while going out, and this is one such example.
The other is that at such an age, in the rebellious period of adolescence, mental health is also prone to the idea of running away from home due to heavy schoolwork and various family social problems, and this behavior increases the risk of being harmed.
In fact, whether it is a young girl or a teenager, they are all high-risk groups of missing people, and they should attract social attention and the attention of families and schools.