A shift worker from Mozyr disappeared under strange circumstances in Khabarovsk
In Russia's Khabarovsk, 43-year-old Belarusian Roman Krupa, who arrived in the Far East from Mozyr for a work shift, disappeared without a trace.
As the channel «Дерзкий Хабаровск» (Daring Khabarovsk) writes, a few days ago the man felt unwell and sought help at a local clinic.
However, the doctor found no grounds for hospitalization and discharged him. After the Belarusian left the hospital and went outside, he disappeared without a trace.
Relatives are sounding the alarm: Roman never returned to the dormitory, his phone is switched off, and he is not in contact with his family.
The Amur Mash channel adds that two days ago Roman was looking for directions to the Belarusian embassy. On August 18, Krupa visited the editorial office of «Хабаровских вестей» (Khabarovskie Vesti). The man asked for water and inquired how to get to the embassy.
According to the publication's employees, he looked strange — as if he was in a daze.
The man said that everything he owned had been stolen. They drew him a route to the embassy, after which he left.
Only after some time did journalists learn from the news that Roman was wanted. He is still not in contact with his relatives. The family filed a report with the police.
The situation is complicated by the fact that the man has no relatives in this unfamiliar region who could promptly organize a search on the spot.
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