The truth is that the female student was “taken strange drugs” by 2 subjects and kidnapped in Phu Tho

Specifically, on June 3, on the social network Facebook, information related to female student MT (SN 2006, residing in Thuong Long commune, Yen Lap district, Phu Tho province) was entered into the house by two female subjects. knocked on the door for T. to drink a bottle of water, not sure what it was. After drinking, T. started to feel tired. Taking advantage of when T was not awake, two male subjects gagged, held and forced him into the car. After the family discovered and chased, the subjects left the child.

Immediately after receiving the information, the police of Yen Lap district, Phu Tho province quickly conducted verification and clarification and determined that the above incident did not occur in the area.

Because she was afraid that her parents would know she was drinking, the female student “made up” the story that she was drugged. (Crimped photo)

Accordingly, the reason for the appearance of content posted on the social network Facebook is because, on June 3, female student T and some friends went out to eat, drink, and celebrate your birthday in Trung Ngai area.

At about 5:00 p.m. on the same day of June 3, T was brought home by two friends. When it was close to T’s house, he told 2 friends to let him walk home by himself. On the way back, T was picked up by 2 other friends to Linh Oc snack shop (opposite the gate of Yen Lap High School) and all three had a drink. When he saw that T was drunk, a friend brought him home. Near the house, T got out of the car and walked home.

Because T was afraid that his parents would get drunk with his friends and felt uncomfortable, when he got home, he cried, cried and told his family that some subjects had drugged him. Then the family took T to Yen Lap District Medical Center for emergency treatment.

Currently, the incident is being further clarified by the Yen Lap District Police to handle individuals who violate the posting and sharing of unverified information on social networks, causing confusion among the public.