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Bike, crutches stolen from disabled man during trip  

河南残疾小伙骑游至武汉被偷单车和拐杖

25岁的河南小伙张有志今年二月下旬打算从老家河南一路骑行至海南,不料在武汉被偷走了自行车,和单车放在一起的肘杖也不翼而飞。 [查看全文]
2014-03-12 12:41 Ecns.cn Web Editor: Si Huan
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Zhang Youzhi displays a photo of his lost bike at the hotel in Wuhan. (Photo source: Changjiang Daily)

Zhang Youzhi displays a photo of his lost bike at the hotel in Wuhan. (Photo source: Changjiang Daily)

A full-figure photo of Zhang Youzhi. (Photo source: people.com.cn)

A full-figure photo of Zhang Youzhi. (Photo source: people.com.cn)

(ECNS) – A disabled 25-year-old man on a long-distance trip by bicycle was robbed of his bike and crutches in Wuhan, according to People.com.cn.

Zhang Youzhi planned to cycle from his hometown in Henan province to Hainan, the southernmost province of China, with a friend. Wuhan was their first stop.

They found their bikes missing on the morning of March 7 at a hotel near Wuhan University.

According to Zhang, a pair of crutches and a part of his prosthetic joint were tied to his bike. "I didn't think anyone would have the heart to steal it after seeing the crutches," he said.

Zhang's bike is a Cronus Rover 320 and his friend's a Triace A318, worth about 5,000 yuan ($814) in total, he added.

The loss interrupted their traveling schedule, Zhang said, but they would finish the journey even if they had to walk or hitchhike.

Zhang reported the loss to police, and hoped anyone who knew the whereabouts of their bikes could contact him at telephone number 13083736616.

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