Uncertainty surrounding two athletes Congo who participated in the Paris Paralympic Games and that they have been missing since September 5th. It is the shot putter Mireille Nganga and the athlete Emmanuel Grace Mouambako, that nothing is known about him, except his guide Sharon Victor Loussanga. Since their participation in the Paralympic event, they have lost track of them and it is now the French police who are investigating the events.
The two athletes Mireille Nganga and Emmanuel Grace Mouambako, were the flag bearers of Congo at the opening ceremony. A member of the African country’s delegation reported the disappearance of two of his colleagues to the French police. For the moment, no hypothesis has been ruled out and it could be a voluntary disappearance on the part of these two Paralympic athletes.
The suitcases of Mireille Nganga and Emmanuel Grace Mouambako They were also not found at the Villa de Paris, but the passports did not accompany them since they were in the possession of other members of the delegation of the African country. This is not the first episode of this kind in the Paralympic Games of Paris. Claudine Bazubagira, The Rwandan volleyball player also disappeared after losing track of her on August 20 after going out to dinner with the rest of the team. The African athlete did not participate in the Games.
On September 4, the vice-president of the Eritrean Olympic Committee also went missing, having left the village on September 3, the day before. In addition, Cuban judoka Dayle Ojeda disappeared before the opening ceremony, but she presented herself to request political asylum in Spain: “I want to be able to represent Spain and get medals in international events. My dream is to participate and be a world and Olympic medalist,” he said from the High Performance Center in Valencia, where he is currently training.
