
A male college student surnamed Lin who was studying at a national university in Hsinchu disappeared after a quarrel with his family. Keelung police found his body in the grass below the cliff of Badouzi Wangyou Valley in the afternoon.
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A male college student surnamed Lin lost contact with his family after a suspected quarrel on the 14th. The family reported the case to the Hsinchu police and assisted in the search through mobile phone positioning.
A male college student surnamed Lin who was studying at a national university in Hsinchu disappeared on the evening of the 14th after allegedly having an argument with his family. At about 3 o'clock this afternoon, the Keelung City Police found Lin's body in the grass of Chaojing Park below the cliff of Badouzi Wangyou Valley. Everyone worked together to carry him down the mountain. Lin's parents were grieving.
A male college student surnamed Lin who was studying at a national university in Hsinchu lost contact on the 14th. His family anxiously reported the case to the Hsinchu police to find him. After the police located Lin's mobile phone in the Badouzi area of Keelung City, they quickly notified the Keelung City police and firefighters to coordinate the search. The police received a report at 9 o'clock yesterday morning that a member of the public found Lin Sheng's white backpack on the inside of the fence at the height of 101 in Wangyou Valley. The search and rescue team was worried that Lin Sheng had fallen off the cliff. The search was unsuccessful until yesterday evening. This afternoon, an aerial camera was used to find Lin Sheng's white sneakers in the grass of Chaojing Park under the backpack. After expanding the search, it was found that Lin Sheng was no longer breathing and heartbeating when he was found at about 3 p.m. Lin's parents and others came to hear the news and burst into tears, filled with grief.
According to reports, a 21-year-old man surnamed Lin who lives in Hsinchu is an only son. He is a top student at a national university in Hsinchu. He has achieved excellent results in the past four years and is a top student in the eyes of his classmates, teachers and family members. After Mr. Lin suspected of quarreling with his family over minor matters on the 14th, he did not return home at night. Lin’s mother hurriedly reported the case to the Hsinchu police late at night for urgent assistance. Hsinchu police found Lin Sheng's whereabouts in the Badouzi area of Keelung City through mobile phone positioning, and quickly reported the Keelung City Police Second Branch Attendance Center, which then reported the case to the Badouzi Police Station, Keelung City Fire Department and other units to search for Lin Sheng's whereabouts.
Keelung City firefighters searched until dark yesterday morning but did not find Lin Sheng's whereabouts. The police and fire department received a report from the public at 9:30 am on the 15th that there was a white backpack inside the fence of Wangyou Valley 101 Highland. Firefighters used an aerial camera to search until about 6 pm in the evening but did not find Lin Sheng's whereabouts. We went to search again at 9 o'clock this morning. In the afternoon, we found Lin Sheng's white sneakers under the backpack and in the grass of Chaojing Park under the cliff. After expanding the search scope, we found Lin Sheng with no signs of life at about 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Lin Sheng's mother, father and grandmother came to hear the news and burst into tears, filled with grief.
Keelung City firefighters used an aerial camera to discover Lin Sheng's white sneakers in the grass of Chaojing Park below the cliff of Badouzi Wangyou Valley in the afternoon. The body was not found until about 3 o'clock.

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