Woman walks to Thailand for missing husband and reveals his secret life (4 photos)

A Myanmar woman named May walked to Thailand to find her husband who went missing during the earthquake. As a result, she found out that her husband had been leading a double life and building another family for the past ten years.





May's relatives, including her husband, son, and daughter, were working on the construction of the Central Audit Office of Thailand building in Bangkok. It collapsed during the earthquake on March 28. May's daughter managed to escape the construction site before the collapse, but her husband Ji Than and son Kyaw Tat were left under the rubble.



On March 30, the woman went to a neighboring country on foot with a guide and arrived in Bangkok. The police asked May to take a DNA test, which would be needed to identify her relatives.

Unexpected news awaited May at the hospital. The fact is that a woman had already declared herself Ji Tan's wife and brought her daughter to take a DNA test. The resident of Myanmar said that her husband regularly sent her money from Thailand and she had no reason to suspect him of infidelity. At the same time, Vi, Ji Tan's Thai wife, said that they had been together for ten years and she even helped her husband and his children from May find work.





Mae has given up hope of finding her family alive and only wants to bury them in her homeland. Wee said she would not lay claim to Ji Tan's remains. However, she did not specify whether she would insist on compensation from the government. Officials said that Wee would receive compensation for Ji Tan, while compensation for Kyaw Tat would go to May.