1 week ago
Chinese Sports Car Turned Billboard Highlights Missing Children
Du Lin owns a Porsche 718 in China.
He used the car to share information about children who are missing.
The car shows photos and details of 90 children.
He got the design registered with local traffic police.
Du chose the car because people notice it more than ordinary paper flyers.
He hopes more people will see the information and help families find their children.
One child shown on the car has already returned to their family.
Many people online praised the idea and wished more cars could help.
Du Lin, a 27-year-old from Hubei, wrapped his Porsche 718 with information about missing children.
The custom design displays photos and details of 90 children listed by Baby Come Home.
Du registered the vehicle modification with local traffic police before driving the car publicly.
He said the car’s visibility could help more people see the information and increase reunification chances.
One child featured on the car has reportedly already reunited with their family, prompting praise online.
- Who
- Du Lin, a 27-year-old man from Hubei, organized the campaign with information from Baby Come Home.
- What
- A Porsche 718 was wrapped with photos and details of 90 missing children.
- Where
- China; the car was registered with local traffic police before being driven publicly.
- When
- The article does not provide a specific date.
- Why
- Du believed a conspicuous sports car would attract more attention than paper flyers and improve the chances of reunification.
Key facts
- Campaign organizer
- Du Lin
- Age
- 27
- Origin
- Hubei province, China
- Vehicle
- Porsche 718
- Children featured
- 90
- Information source
- Baby Come Home
- Reported outcome
- One featured child has reunited with their family
Quotes
A social media user
An anonymous commenter reacting to the campaign online.
“I wish more cars could display these flyers, as many children want to come home. I hope fewer cars will need to feature these posters, because that would mean more children have been reunited with their families”
NDTV
“The more attention the car receives, the better the chances for more people to see the information about missing children, leading to more reunifications”
NDTV
Sources
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