Man searching for his missing Thai wife

[snoop1130]

Man searching for his missing Thai wife

 

Kuala Lumpur - A salesman is pleading for information on his Thai wife who has not been in touch with him for close to a month.

 

The woman, Nittaya Chamnangam, 26, left the house in Kuantan on Feb 27 and has not been seen or heard from since.

 

Cheong Chun How, 24, said he was out at work that day when he received a call from his father saying that his wife had allegedly run away.

 

"I tried calling her but could not get through to her phone.

 

"I do not even know if she has gone back to Thailand," he told reporters at the MCA Public Services and Complaints Department here on Monday.

 

Cheong, who has a five-month-old son with Nittaya, said he was now having trouble obtaining Malaysian citizenship for their son. "My son was born in Bangkok on Oct 28 last year and we returned to Malaysia once my wife recuperated.

 

"Now that she has disappeared, it makes it very difficult for me to get citizenship for him," he said.

 

Cheong said he suspected that his wife was suffering from post-natal depression. "We used to constantly argue after my son was born, but she did not show any signs that she was going to leave," he said.

 

Department head Michael Chong urged anyone with information on Nittaya to contact 03-2203 3888 or go to the nearest police station immediately.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30341778

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2018-3-26

[coulson]

16 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

"Now that she has disappeared, it makes it very difficult for me to get citizenship for him," he said

Doesn't sound like you're really all that bothered about the missing missus, mister.

[wgdanson]

30 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

Cheong Chun How, 24, said he was out at work that day when he received a call from his father saying that his wife had allegedly run away

24 year old son says his 26 year old step-mother has run away......sorry the post was a bit confusing, it is the father of the 26 year old man who informed him that his, the son's, wife had p..ssed off.

Edited March 26, 2018 by wgdanson

[Jip99]

14 minutes ago, wgdanson said:

24 year old son says his 26 year old step-mother has run away......sorry the post was a bit confusing, it is the father of the 26 year old man who informed him that his, the son's, wife had p..ssed off.

 

 

You really do have comprehension issues!! 

[cyberfarang]

Strange, the OP husband is trying to locate his wife, yet I know lots of guys who are trying to lose theirs.

[yellowboat]

Hope his child does get Malaysian citizenship.  He will be better off in the long run.   Known a few Malaysian men who have had their Thai wives bolt leaving the kids behind. 

[pieeyed]

Give her brother a call. Probably shacked up.

 

[JOC]

1 hour ago, wgdanson said:

24 year old son says his 26 year old step-mother has run away......sorry the post was a bit confusing, it is the father of the 26 year old man who informed him that his, the son's, wife had p..ssed off.

Be a good boy now and take your medication....

Remember at 9pm it is the yellow pills....

[JOC]

2 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

A salesman is pleading for information on his Thai wife who has not been in touch with him for close to a month.

He clearly loves her and misses her a lot.....Waited one month to report her missing...

Wonder where they are going to find the body?

[greenchair]

Why would the father call the son to say the wife has run away. 

How did he know she had run away if she just went out in the morning. 

He's protesting too much. 

I think they disposed of her. 

[chippendale]

16 minutes ago, greenchair said:

Why would the father call the son to say the wife has run away. 

How did he know she had run away if she just went out in the morning. 

He's protesting too much. 

I think they disposed of her. 

.... And in less than 2 hours, CSI Thaivisa has solved the case.

Top detective work. Case closed. Job well done.

[greenchair]

8 hours ago, chippendale said:

.... And in less than 2 hours, CSI Thaivisa has solved the case.

Top detective work. Case closed. Job well done.

Mark my words. 

[Doug Jane]

20 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Kuala Lumpur - A salesman is pleading for information on his Thai wife who has not been in touch with him for close to a month.

I wonder if he’s bothered getting on a plane, train or automobile, to come to Thailand to visit the ma and pa-in-law (without baby... that would be stupid)

 

if not... greenchairs post would have a bunch of validity... and we have previously seen bad things happen to thai slaves in Malaysia... so... possible imo.