After returning from a mysterious disappearance, the female student who was scammed of 7 billion VND returned to school as usual.

(Dan Tri) - According to information from Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine, the female student in the incident of being scammed out of money via social networks has returned to normal study.

Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine has just issued a press release about a student being scammed and having his property stolen.

Accordingly, the school said that the student involved in the incident has returned to normal study. The school and the student's family are working together to care for and encourage the student to ensure that his work is not affected.

The school's announcement also said that the incident is being verified, investigated and clarified by authorities.

Female student asked her parents for 7 billion VND to compete for the top 5 statements to receive a scholarship to study abroad according to a fake school announcement (Photo: PHCC).

Regarding the incident, Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine said that the school had previously received a complaint from a student's family about a bad person forging an announcement in the school's name to commit fraud.

This fake announcement introduces the international student exchange program implemented by the school.

Due to lack of vigilance, students and their families did not investigate and verify, so they were scammed and had their property taken away.

When unable to contact the student, the family reported to the police and contacted the school for assistance in the search.

Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine also confirmed that the school is currently not implementing any international study abroad or student exchange programs.

Official information about international student exchange programs, study abroad scholarships (if any) ... are all made public on the school's electronic information portal, and sent to personal online accounts or personal emails provided by the school to students via emails of functional units of the school.

Faced with sophisticated fraud, the school reminds parents and students to always be vigilant against information of unknown origin related to international student exchange programs, study abroad scholarships, etc.

In case of detecting suspicious content, please immediately contact the authorities or the school's functional department for support in verification, clarification and implementation instructions.

Notice of fake international student exchange at Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine (Photo: PHCC).

At the same time, the school recommends that parents and students absolutely do not provide personal information, financial information, or make any financial transfer requests without verifying the information through official channels.

As Dan Tri reported, according to the complaint filed by MT's parents (the female student in the incident), starting from May 26, they repeatedly transferred a total of 7 billion VND into their child's account so that their child could be on the list of account statements for an international student exchange trip to Germany.

When the parents became suspicious and asked someone to check the balance in their child's account, they found out there was no money left.

After the family called to ask the child to go get a bank statement, they could not contact the child. When the parents went to the child's place of stay, they found out that the child had not stayed there nor had he come to the hospital for his internship as planned. The child told his friends that he had gone back to his hometown to visit his sick mother.

According to information from the school, student T. then returned home before returning to school.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giao-duc/tro-ve-sau-mat-tich-bi-an-nu-sinh-bi-lua-7-ty-dong-da-di-hoc-binh-thuong-20250613150837374.htm