Over the past 3 years and 7 months in Jeju, more than twice the number of missing adult children... Many organs remain undiscovered

It was found that the number of adult disappearances that occurred in Jeju over the three years and seven months since 2023 was more than twice that of children.

According to the Jeju Police Agency on the 21st, the number of missing adults over the age of 18 was 944 in 2023, followed by 814 in 2024 and 786 in 2025. This year, 370 cases were reported by the end of last month, bringing a total of 2,914 reports from 2023.

This is more than double the number of missing children under the age of 18 during the same period, which was 1,341.

The number of people who have not been found since being reported missing was 15 adults, five times the number of children under the age of 18 (3).

Jang Mi-ran (37), who went missing in Jeju on the night of May 12, remains missing until today, more than three months later.

The police, in collaboration with related agencies such as the Coast Guard and Fire Department, continued the previous day and mobilized about 140 people a day to conduct a search in the area of ​​Hallim Port, where Mr. Jang's location was last confirmed.