5 children became separated from their families during the heavy crowd at a dargah on Nauchandi Jumerat. The Child Help Desk later located all 5 and safely handed them back to their relatives.
The children were from Moradabad, Manglaur and other places. Their families approached the Child Help Desk established near Kaliyar police station after losing contact with them in the crowded premises.
Search operation
Child Help Desk supervisor Mohammed Azim said the team began searching after receiving information from the distressed families. The relatives joined the search for the missing children.
The team used nearby CCTV cameras and other available means to trace them. 2 children were found in a rented room, while the remaining 3 were located safely in nearby areas.
After all 5 children were found, they were returned to their families. The relatives expressed relief and thanked the Child Help Desk team for its assistance.
Azim appealed to visitors to pay special attention to children at the dargah and not leave them alone in crowded areas. He also urged families to immediately inform the police or the Child Help Desk if a child becomes separated.
Conclusion
All 5 children separated during the Nauchandi Jumerat crowd were found safely and reunited with their families after a search involving CCTV and other means.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many children became separated from their families?
5 children became separated during the Nauchandi Jumerat gathering.
Q. Where were the children from?
The children were from Moradabad, Manglaur and other places.
Q. Where did the families report the missing children?
They approached the Child Help Desk near Kaliyar police station.
Q. How were the children located?
The team used nearby CCTV cameras and other means. 2 were found in a rented room and 3 in nearby areas.
Q. What advice was given to visitors?
Visitors were urged to watch children carefully, avoid leaving them alone in crowded areas and promptly inform the police or Child Help Desk if a child goes missing.
