Jamshoro Motorway Police Reunite Missing Seven-Year-Old Boy with Family After Four Hours of Efforts
By Qurban Ali Khushik
JAMSHORO: The Motorway Police have set an admirable example of humanity and dedication to duty by successfully reuniting a seven-year-old missing boy, Bakht Muhammad Wali Muhammad, with his family after four hours of continuous efforts.
According to details, the Motorway Police found the seven-year-old boy wandering alone and unattended. Following the discovery, Motorway Police Jamshoro Inspector Noor Hassan and his team immediately launched efforts to locate the child's family.
The search proved challenging as the child repeatedly provided incorrect information, making it difficult for the police to trace his relatives. However, the officers remained determined and continued their efforts.
After approximately four hours of hard work, the police successfully traced the boy's family. The child was subsequently handed over to his uncle at Basti No. 5.
The responsible and compassionate efforts of the Jamshoro Motorway Police were widely appreciated by local residents, who praised the officers for their dedication, humanity and commitment to public service.
