Family Restless, UPI Lecturer Missing Six Days Has Not Been Found

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BANDUNG - The University of Indonesian Education (UPI) confirmed that one of the lecturers of the History Education Study Program named Faujian Esa Gumelar, was reported missing by the family six days ago.

"It's true that it was reported missing. Last face-to-face with the family on August 29 to say goodbye to the campus," said Public Relations of UPI Vidi Sukmayadi as quoted by ANTARA, Thursday, September 4.

Vidi said that since then Faujian's whereabouts had not been known until the family finally reported to the Bandung Police for follow-up.

"It has been reported by the family to the Bandung Police and currently the dean and prodi are still coordinating with their families," he said.

He revealed that Faujian's motorbike was found parked in a minimarket in the Cikole area, Lembang, West Bandung Regency.

"The motorbike left behind has been taken by the family. Meanwhile, the information is like that, ask for prayers so that they can reunite with their families," said Vidi.

Furthermore, he emphasized that his party would continue to assist the family of the missing lecturer and coordinate with the police so that the search process would run faster.

"While the information is like that, please pray to reunite with his family," he said.

It is known, Faujian Esa Gumelar is a lecturer at the History Education Study Program, UPI Faculty of Social Sciences Education (FPIPS).