Belgian Missing in China: What We Know About Hugo Huyghebaert Missing Since March 26

Author: Cédric AmoussouPublished on: April 4, 2026Country: Belgium

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Belgian Missing in China: What We Know About Hugo Huyghebaert Missing Since March 26

Hugo Huyghebaert, a 28-year-old Belgian, has been missing in China since March 26 while in Yunnan province. He left the Haba Xiyinge guesthouse to hike to the Tiger Leaping Gorge and has not been heard from since. The Belgian federal police issued a missing person alert, requesting any information regarding his whereabouts and condition.

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