2 sisters reunited with family
By Our crime correspondent
June 01, 2020
Islamabad: The Bhara Kahu Police reunited two six-year-old girls with their family, the police spokesman said.
The spokesman said Muhammad Abbas, resident of Doke Mohri, Bhara Kahu, lodged a report with Bhara Khau Police Station that his two six-year-old daughters, Haleema and Zainab, had been missing.
Following this compliant SP (City) Omer Khan constituted a special team under supervision of SDPO Bhara Khau Hamza Amanullah headed by Station House Officer (SHO) Bhara Khau Police Station Sub- Inspector Naveed Tahir. This police team started the investigation, worked hard, and succeeded to trace the missing girls Haleema and Zainab.
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