What happened after the 59-year-old China tourist lost his trip to Dubai?

In the past two days, a message about missing people has been circulated in many friends circles in Hangzhou: I am anxious to find my colleague's relative: Tu Moumou, a Hangzhou native, male, 59 years old, who traveled to the United Arab Emirates with a group on 15, and the travel company: China Tourism Group Shanghai Co., Ltd., lost in the largest shopping mall in Dubai on 16, local time, and was scheduled to return to the hotel that night, but now lost contact.

What have you experienced?

Recently, the reporter learned from one of the family members that the family members have learned from the Consulate General of China in Dubai and Ctrip. The night before, Mr. Tu, a Hangzhou tourist who disappeared in Dubai, was killed. The specific reason is not clear. The first family members have flown to Dubai.

At 5 pm on June 18, the first family members arrived at Dubai International Airport. The reporter immediately contacted Mr. Shao, the son-in-law of the victim Mr. Tu.

Mr. Shao said that his father-in-law is 59 years old and has one year to retire. My father-in-law likes traveling very much and uses his annual leave to go abroad every year. He has been to dozens of countries. Because my mother-in-law and wife are both medical workers, there are almost no holidays, so my father-in-law travels alone. But he can't speak English and always goes abroad with a group.

This time, my father-in-law reported a 9-day tour through Ctrip. The itinerary includes Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Casablanca, Morocco and Marrakech. This is a relatively small route.

/kloc-in June, 2005, my father-in-law's tour group departed from Shanghai and arrived in Dubai in the early morning of June 16 local time. At seven or eight o'clock that morning, he and other group members were sent to a large local shopping mall. The tour guide told them to move freely after dissolution and then return to the hotel by themselves. After that, my grandfather disappeared.