Picture: Amarin TV

 

Amarin TV reported on the search for one year eight month old "Nong Jeena" who was reported missing by a parent from ther house in Inthakin, Mae Taeng Chiang Mai.

 

The child was later found in an area behind her house.

 

She was found by two foreigners  who responded to the search effort.

 

They were American climber Mr James Bragg - who has experience in mountain rescue - and a Chinese hiker that the media called Mr Fhiser. 

 

The pair said they responded to help in the search because they have daughters of their own and understood the anguish the parent was going through. 

 

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Finally they need Farangs to handle the job. 

Well done mate ! Thank you. 

How about a Netflix on this rescue ????

 

Good thing that looking for a lost child not considered work, otherwise the'd be in hot water by now...

Those with Fhiser, can Bragg about it. 

Is that the little girl that went missing last Sunday, or is this a different one ?

2 hours ago, LoliLoso said:

Finally they need Farangs to handle the job. 

Well done mate ! Thank you. 

How about a Netflix on this rescue ????

 

Not the first time and won't be the last; Caves come to mind !

Can't wait for the movie!

4 hours ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

Is that the little girl that went missing last Sunday, or is this a different one ?

Same one I believe.

I hope that she is OK. A long time without food and water for a little one.

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

The pair said they responded to help in the search because they have daughters of their own and understood the anguish the parent was going through. 

Great news, I hope the child has a good recovery from the experience, and the guardians take their responsibilities a bit more seriously.

The other paper states that she was abducted by the Burmese friend of the father and he left her outside a cave as a sacrifice to the mountain Gods.

Anyway - mum says that she was found alive, and safe

Great news.

 

We have a child roughly the same age.

 

The stress and worry would be agonizing.

It’s well known torture is unreliable, perhaps the suspect told the police anything to stop the torture. Reminds me of 2 Myanmar suspects and death island…

1 minute ago, JBChiangRai said:

It’s well known torture is unreliable, perhaps the suspect told the police anything to stop the torture. Reminds me of 2 Myanmar suspects and death island…

What are you basing that allegation on ?

Do you have any information about that or did you just make it up ?

10 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said:

It’s well known torture is unreliable, perhaps the suspect told the police anything to stop the torture. Reminds me of 2 Myanmar suspects and death island…

Pure cynicism, nothing else.

Missing toddler in Chiang Mai found safe and sound after almost 3-day search

 

 

After a massive 60-hour search, a missing child has been found alone in a jungle cottage, about a kilometre from her village.

 

Search and rescue teams found the 23-month-old toddler in a jungle cottage this morning (Wednesday), after she went missing from her home in a remote village in the Mae Taeng district of Thailand’s northern province of Chiang Mai on Sunday night.

 

A field report from one of the search teams said that the child, known as “Gina”, was alone in the cottage when found, playing with a bottle of drinking water, adding that she is safe but has been sent to Mae Taeng district hospital for a check-up.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/missing-toddler-in-chiang-mai-found-safe-and-sound-after-almost-3-day-search/

 

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3 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

The other paper states that she was abducted by the Burmese friend of the father and he left her outside a cave as a sacrifice to the mountain Gods.

Anyway - mum says that she was found alive, and safe

Yes now I am completely confused about this story, BP said he was a friend of the family and admitted it after 2 days of "Intense Interrogation" and then led the cops to her. What is going on with this story. Just read the full story and she wasn't where the suspect said. 2 days of intense interrogation by Thai cops? I would admit to anything rather than be suffocated to death as we know can happen. sounds like a scape goat to me.   ???????????????????????????????????????

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add info.

3 hours ago, brianthainess said:

he wasn't where the suspect said. 2 days of intense interrogation

"suspect was further questioned, until he finally told the police the actual whereabouts of the missing girl."

He finally told the police the truth?

In Thairath they reported that the Burmese man, who was known to the father, had taken the girl as some sort of gift to the mountain gods. Hope the hospital did a physical examination afterwards.

Tharath also stated that police found no mosquito bites on her, despite finding her abandoned in a jungle hut, leading them to believe she had been kept somewhere else prior to being abandoned there.

Yes do a Netflix 

 

All rather disturbing, I just hopes she's fine and recovers without too much trauma.