Thai embassy in Russia searches for missing ex-mother-in-law of energy minister

By The Nation

 

 

 

The Thai embassy in Moscow announced that it is searching for ex-mother-in-law of Energy Minister Sontirat Sontijirawong who reportedly went missing after visiting a church in the Russian capital. 

 

The embassy announced at 10.30pm local time Thursday that officials were dispatched to the church at 8pm to investigate and did not find Ngek-im Sae-khow.

 

Embassy officials checked with police in front of the church who reported they had been informed of her disappearance and were also searching for her. Police added that the woman might have left on another tourist bus.

 

The embassy said it checked with the accidents reports centre of Russia and did not find anyone under the name Ngek-im as having been admitted to hospital.

 

It said its officials were still on standby at the church to coordinate with police and the family to try to locate her.

 

The Thai embassy added that it has also checked with the missing person center and there were no reports of Ngek-im being sighted.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30373708

 

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Obviously Russia has no TM28 system to track the movement of aliens!

Is there a soapy in that building?

if she is being detained maybe Thailand can trade for these two idiots.

 

If she's the mother of the Energy Minister, money won't be an issue.

Seriously who writes this stuff. An EX mother in law who obviously speaks just Thai ( the World language) is missing in Moscow after hours. I have been to Russia many times in last 3 years; first I will say its a safe place for tourists; the language is difficult to learn so she wont have much help there, not a great number of Russians speak English. Why visit maybe a Russian Orthodox church on your own in the evening. I believe this story as much as next week it will pour rain in northern Thailand. LOL.

7 hours ago, webfact said:

It said its officials were still on standby at the church to coordinate with police and the family to try to locate her.

 

The Thai embassy added that it has also checked with the missing person center and there were no reports of Ngek-im being sighted

Another country where CCTV is a bit dodgy when you need it the most!

7 hours ago, webfact said:

ex-mother-in-law

so why this urgency to find her?

she was just a tourist, not on a diplomatic passport. Also not working for embassy or thai government

I'll wait for the movie.

Have they checked the sinkholes?

It’s hardly uncommon for people to disappear there