Two Argentines ask for help to return from Cambodia: everything was stolen during a visit to a temple

The pleasure trip of two Argentine friends Cambodia was found in the worst case after a criminal stole a backpack in which he was carrying his documents and all his money. As a result of what happened, the girls stayed stuck in Southeast Asia and ask for help via social networks to be able to return.

Thanks to Instagram, Leila Suaya, 24, and Renata Segal, 26, broadcast a series of videos describing what happened and the current situation.

"We were cycling in Cambodia and a chabon He pulled me off the bike and held my backpack with pbadports, string, cards, everything"Renata said in one of the recordings.

At the same time, her friend mentioned the difficulties they encounter in returning to their country. "The problem is that here there is no embbady of Argentinatherefore nothing protects us. So we can not leave from Cambodia, "he explained.

The request for help on Instagram

In dialogue with Chronic, the young women of Caballito explained that the violent incident had occurred then they traveled a The area of ​​Cambodia's well-known temples.

"We came on vacation three months in total throughout the trip, "said the friends, who said they had asked for help for days without any official response from the Argentine authorities.

"The only one who gave us a ball is Hernán Rinaldi, Consul of Argentina in Thailand, but so far we do not have the necessary documentation to leave this country. We do not know how to get out of here … Once they have given us the urgent pbadport, we do not know how much time can go by, it may take us longer here because Migrations takes about three days because to enter here we need a visa and as it you do not have this visa, you have to confirm when and how you entered the country. So, it takes even longer, "said Leila.

Finally, the young women reported that their relatives were following the case permanently through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. However, they added that they could not do much in Argentina because it is the Thai Embbady that is responsible for the settlement of such cases.