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Dangiwacha Police trace missing girl within 36 hrs, hand her over to family safely

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RAFIABAD, OCT 21: Demonstrating prompt response and effective policing, Dangiwacha Police successfully traced and recovered a missing girl from Laiser village of Rafiabad within 36 hours of receiving a complaint, ensuring her safe reunion with her family.

According to details, Police Station Dangiwacha received a complaint on October 19 regarding the disappearance of the girl from Laiser, Rafiabad. Acting swiftly on the complaint, the police immediately initiated necessary action and constituted a dedicated team to trace the missing girl and ascertain her whereabouts.

The police team pursued the case through coordinated efforts, combining technical assistance with human intelligence to establish the girl’s whereabouts. The sustained efforts and timely intervention of the police resulted in her successful recovery within 36 hours of the complaint being received.

Following her recovery, the necessary legal formalities were completed, and the girl was safely handed over to her family.

The swift action by Dangiwacha Police highlights the importance of timely reporting, prompt investigation and coordinated police efforts in missing-person cases, where every hour can be crucial in ensuring the safety and well-being of the missing individual.

Meanwhile, police have issued a strong appeal to social media users, page administrators and others who shared the missing girl’s photograph to delete it immediately from their posts, pages and platforms. They have also been urged to refrain from circulating the photograph any further to safeguard the girl’s privacy, dignity and personal well-being following her recovery.

The appeal underscores the need for responsible social media practices, particularly in cases involving missing persons, where the protection of individual privacy must remain a priority even after the case has been resolved.

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