Meghalaya man missing in Bangkok

Shillong, Jan 10: A 57-year-old Meghalaya resident, Mr. Treactchell Lyndem, has been reported missing from Bangkok, Thailand.

Mr. Lyndem, who arrived in Bangkok on 3 January with four companions, was last seen in the early hours of 5 January in the lobby of the NH Bangkok Sukhumvit Boulevard 2 (Sukhumvit Soi 5).

Concerned family and friends describe Mr. Lyndem as absent-minded and potentially confused. He was reportedly seen wandering the hotel lobby around 2 AM before disappearing.

Anyone with information regarding Mr. Lyndem’s whereabouts is urged to contact the following numbers:

Pisgah: +66 6-3231-1918

Shirley: +66 8250-55274

MK: +66 6-2127-8343

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