Missing boy found, handed over to parents
By our correspondents
January 21, 2018
KOHAT: The police on Saturday handed over a missing boy to his parents in Peshawar, officials said. They said that a six-year old boy Yasir, a resident of Sarband area in Peshawar, reached Lachi tehsil after he mistakenly boarded a Kohat-bound vehicle. Later, someone took the boy to the Lachi Police Station. The police started search for the heirs of the boy through social media and other sources of information. The police also contacted Peshawar police control room. Finally, the parents of the missing boy were contacted and the police shifted him to Peshawar and handed him over to his father Hakeem in Sarband area.
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