The family of the late Hong Kong icon Anita Mui Yim-fong has publicly disclosed that the urn containing her ashes has been missing from a monastery on Lantau Island for approximately three months. The disappearance has caused significant distress to the singer’s relatives, who expressed frustration over the lack of developments in the ongoing police investigation.

According to official statements, the Hong Kong Police Force received a report on July 18 regarding an item suspected to have been stolen or misplaced from the monastery. The case is currently classified as a "request for police help" and is being handled by Lantau district authorities. While the police have acknowledged the report, the family maintains that the investigation has yielded no progress, prompting them to appeal to the public for information.

There is a discrepancy in the level of urgency perceived by the involved parties. While the family characterizes the situation as a distressing failure of security and investigation, the police have maintained a procedural stance, categorizing the event as a standard request for assistance rather than a high-priority criminal theft at this stage. The specific monastery where the urn was housed has not been named in initial reports, and the circumstances surrounding how the item went missing remain unclear. The family continues to seek answers regarding the whereabouts of the singer's remains, hoping that public awareness will lead to the recovery of the urn.