The Thai Navy has just rescued a Vietnamese man who was rowing an inflatable boat with the aim of going to India to meet his wife. Photo: Bangkok Post
On the afternoon of March 26, responding to Dan Viet, a representative of the Tan Trach Commune People’s Committee, Can Duoc (Long An) District said: The man who caused a stir on social networks because he rode a canoe from Thailand to India to visit his wife was his brother Ho Hoang Hung (born 1985).
According to this representative, Mr Hung more than 7 years ago used to chase his father with a knife, Tan Trach commune police invited to deal with this behavior. In addition, this person also confirmed that Mr. Hung had never registered his marriage with the Commune People’s Committee.
“Mr Hung is showing signs of mental instability, after the case of carrying a knife and chasing his biological father, he often stays at home and doesn’t interact with anyone outside the community. About 2 years ago we didn’t know him. Where is he, what to do because he is not at home.”
Prior to that, social networks were buzzing with news that a Vietnamese man who rowed a boat from Thailand to India to visit his wife was found by fishermen after spending 18 days at sea with suitcases, instant noodles… Hearing the news, his parents only knew how to wipe the water eye…
The Bangkok Post reported that on March 23, the Thai Navy had just rescued a Vietnamese man who was rowing an inflatable boat with the intention of going to India to meet his wife, after the two separated during the Covid-19 pandemic. The newspaper quoted a representative from the 3rd Fleet (Thai Navy) as saying that at 11:50 am on March 23, Panya Permwongnitikorn, driver of the fishing vessel Tor Khrong Phet Rung Ruang, reported the sighting. 37 years) rowing a rubber boat about 14 km from the Similan Islands (Thailand) and about 80 km from Phangnga.
Pak Panya said there was a bottle of drinking water and a suitcase in the inflatable plastic boat. The newspaper quoted Mr. Hung: he arrived at Suvarnabhumi airport (Thailand) on March 2. Then he took a bus from Bangkok to Phuket and bought an inflatable boat. On March 5, Mr. Hung began rowing in hopes of reaching India (about 2,000 km from Thailand). The people on the fishing boat saw him after 18 nights alone at sea.
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