On June 16, many Chinese spontaneously organized a search for Yu Qi, a missing Chinese woman in Sydney`s Campsie, but as of late night, there were no substantial clues.
A few days ago, the new state police released Yu Qi`s whereabouts before the disappearance of the trajectory to seek more help from society. In today`s search, about 20 Chinese volunteers spontaneously conducted a search under the guidance of information released by the police through contact and organization of the social app group.
"our volunteer search team is divided into two groups, each of which has 10 members, including Yu Qi`s workers, friends and unknown Chinese kindness. Because I have organized some hiking activities before, Yu Qi has participated in our activities, in the impression that she is not much, very polite, very loving, we heard the news of her missing, very shocked, "said Sasa, the organizer of the search."
Volunteers surnamed Ding said that no substantial progress had been made in today`s search, and that a new round of searches will be conducted tomorrow (Sunday). "We hope that friends who join our search team tomorrow will be better prepared," he said. Prepare yourself mineral water, hats, sunscreen and Google Maps.
Another volunteer involved in today`s search concluded according to the route: "the route released by the police, we searched part of it today, the terrain should be said to be complex, along the way a lot of branches, I personally feel, If Yu Qi were hidden somewhere, it would be a place to carry water, but I haven`t found a similar place today. "
Meanwhile, a netizen on social app Time line today revealed the social media account information of the suspected murderer of Yu Qi, Dong Shuo, whose name is the same as his name. According to the account information, Dong Shuo is studying in Castle Hill High School..
Police appeal to anyone with information on the case to contact the anonymous reporting hotline at 1800 333,000.
