Family Looking for a missing Brazilian on the Island in Indonesia
Family of Fernando Vieira de Campello, 24, spread posters like this photo below the island of Gili Trawangan, in Bali, Indonesia, where the Brazilian guy was last seen on the morning of Friday, 30 April.
Family of Fernando Vieira de Campello, 24, spread posters like this photo below the island of Gili Trawangan, in Bali, Indonesia, where the Brazilian guy was last seen on the morning of Friday, 30 April.
He went out with friends and go back alone to the hotel, but ended up disappearing.
Since then, friends and family ask for local police support but failed to information on Whereabouts his is.
Fernando lives in Gold Coast, Australia with her mother and brother.
According to his girlfriend, a pharmacy student at UFRJ, Luana Martins, 22, he travelled; through Asia since early January and Indonesia was his last stop before returning home.
"His mother is already on the island for help, but has not received much support," says Luana, who lives in Rio and was with Fernando for the last time in December before her returning to Brazil.
"I do not sleep for two nights, we are all very worried," she says.
By Gringo News
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