More than 100 Vietnamese tourists lost contact after entering South Korea, the two governments urgently seek people_Xiangyang_Lai_Citizen

Original title: More than 100 Vietnamese tourists lost contact after entering South Korea, the two governments urgently seek people

The spokesperson for the Vietnamese Foreign Ministry Le Thi Thu Hang (VNA)

Overseas Network, October 27According to South Korea’s “Chosun Ilbo” on October 27, citing VNA reports, more than 100 Vietnamese tourists lost contact after recently entering South Korea without a visa. The Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded.

Yangyang International Airport, South Korea (data map)

On October 25, Vietnamese Foreign Ministry spokesman Le Thi Thu Hang said more than 100 Vietnamese citizens entered South Korea for tourism and lost contact after entering Yangyang International Airport in Gangwon Province. . Information on missing persons is currently being obtained with the assistance of the travel agency.

Yangyang International Airport, South Korea (data map)

Le Thi Thu Hang also said that the Vietnamese embassy in South Korea is keeping in touch with the South Korean side, collaborating in the search for citizens and, if necessary, will take measures to protect citizens. She will also work with the South Korean side to prevent missing persons from staying illegally in South Korea. In addition, from now until October 31, 2022, various airlines and travel agencies will suspend the boarding of tourists in Yangyang, Gangwon Province. .

Yangyang International Airport, South Korea (data map)

Chosun Ilbo said the visa-free entry system at Xiangyang International Airport was implemented in June this year to revive the local economy. Applicable objects include Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia and other countries. (Liu Qiang of the overseas network)

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