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The Vietnamese consulate general in Fukuoka said that around 2:35 p.m. on September 17, during the excavation, a volunteer discovered the male body buried in the mud, far from the site of the landslide. land in Shiba Commune, Miyazaki Prefecture, more than 3 km downstream of the Tone River.
On September 18, the Local Police conducted an analysis of the victim’s fingerprints and identities. The results showed that this body was 22-year-old Nguyen Huu Toan, one of two Vietnamese trainees working at Aioigumi Joint Stock Company, who disappeared during super typhoon Haishen. Based on the results of the CT scan and analysis of the incident, the police concluded that the cause of death was covered by dirt and rock.
The team disappeared on the night of September 6 when Haishen, one of the strongest storms in Japanese history, hit the island of Kyushu. Out of concern that his home is not safe enough, company director Aioigumi asked Mathematics and another Vietnamese apprentice to take refuge in their own home with a more solid structure and also a public office. ty.
However, the storms caused the soil and rocks on the mountainside to collapse, dragging the house along the river bank, causing the disappearance of the wife and children of the company director and two Vietnamese apprentices. The director of the company, Aioigumi, was also injured and hospitalized.
Volunteers continue to search for the remaining apprentice, Tran Cong Long, and the wife and children of the company’s director, Aioigumi.
Mathematical mother shared with the radio NHK that a son has come to Japan to work to help his mother adopt a school-age girl and a younger brother. The news that her good son had been in an accident broke her heart. He hopes the Math will be returned to Vietnam as soon as possible.
Vietnam’s Consulate General said it will continue to take measures to protect citizens and carry out the necessary paperwork to bring the Mathematics corps home, and will coordinate with Japanese authorities to search for Tran Cong Long trainee.
Reuters
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