Russian woman's missing child handed over to grandparents in Thailand
In the heart of Bangkok's vibrant nightlife, the Sukhumvit Soi 11 area is known for its numerous bars and a high crime rate. Recently, this area has been at the centre of a distressing mystery, as a Russian woman named Erika Vladyko has gone missing.
Erika was last seen in the early hours of September 13, in the bustling streets of Sukhumvit Soi 11. Since then, her family, friends, and the Russian consulate have been searching for her, aided by volunteers and local Thai authorities.
The SHOT Telegram channel, a source of information about Erika's case, has shared details about her disappearance and her daughter's stay in a children's home in Bangkok. It is believed that Erika left her four-year-old daughter at a hotel before disappearing.
The grandparents of Erika's daughter, who are from Russia, flew to Thailand to pick up their grandchild. The little girl spent several days in the children's home due to her mother's disappearance.
The Thai police started the search for Erika on September 18. Media reports suggest that Erika might have been drugged and kidnapped, but these are mere speculations at this point.
This is not the first such case involving a Russian woman in the Bangkok district. Erika's disappearance marks the third such case in recent months, adding a sense of urgency to the search.
The coordinated search for Erika is being led by the local Thai police authorities. The authorities are working tirelessly to uncover any leads and bring Erika home safely.
As the search continues, the community hopes for a positive outcome. Everyone's thoughts are with Erika and her family during this difficult time. We will update you as more information becomes available.
