”My daughter went missing after being treated for heatstroke”... Korean woman goes missing while traveling in Japan

A Korean woman in her 20s who was traveling in Japan went missing after being treated for heatstroke at a hospital, prompting her family and authorities to launch a search.
According to a report by Japanese local media FNN Prime on the 21st, Mr. A (29), who entered Japan on the 27th of last month,
On the second day of the trip, on the 28th, she collapsed with symptoms of heatstroke and was taken by ambulance to a hospital in Tokyo (Tokyo University of Science Hospital). Ms. A's mother said in a media interview, "I suddenly got a call from my daughter,
He didn't tell me where he was, but instead asked me to wire him 1.5 million won (about 170,000 yen). After that, we completely lost contact."
The mother immediately transferred the money, which was allegedly used to cover hospital treatment costs.
According to Japanese police, A was seen leaving the hospital after completing treatment, but his whereabouts since then remain unknown.
Ms. A is a nurse working at a hospital near Seoul, and was reported to be 163 cm tall and wearing white sneakers at the time of her disappearance.
The mother also said, "It's been more than 20 days, but my daughter doesn't have the money to stay long term. We need somewhere to eat, sleep, and wear clothes.
"They need to change it, but it's not possible for them to do so," he said, adding, "My daughter has no friends or acquaintances in Japan."