4 Days Lost In Italy British Teenagers Don't Bring Cellphones Send 'Light' Signals From Digital Watches

Illustration of missing persons. (Ahmed Hasan-Unsplash)

JAKARTA - A teenager from England who was on vacation with his family in Italy is missing.

His family's anxiety grew even more when the whereabouts of a teenager named Kei Hixor were known from the 'dangerous' signal sent from his digital watch.

Quoting the Mirror, Thursday, July 18, Kei has been missing for four days. He was missing when he was with his parents and brother traveling to his mother's hometown in Cava de Tirreni, Salerno.

In the middle of the holiday, Kei, who was sick, checked her health at the San Giovanni Hospital in Dio e Ruggi d'Aragona.

After the hospital's business was completed, Kei, who could only speak English, left the hospital at around 8 pm. Since then Kei's whereabouts are unknown.

The 21-year-old man only wore a t-shirt, blue shorts, and did not carry a cellphone or smartphone.

However, Kei wore a digital watch that was integrated with her cellphone.

Four days passed, Kei was still declared missing suddenly her cellphone read "ping". The sound came from Kei's digital watch feature.

The latest Kei location was later discovered through the watch signal near Salerno Beach.

Police search operations were later expanded and focused on Salerno Beach to the entire Naples area on Wednesday, July 17 local time.

The family hopes that Kei can be found soon and asks those who see him to report to the nearest police force.