National Highways & Motorway Police has successfully reunited four lost children with their parents. As per details, Motorway Police Officers SPO Gulzar Ahmed and PO Wasim Akram were on their routine patrolling duty in the area of Jambar saw a child Muhammad Altaf s/o Muhammad Latif r/o Okara aged 7 years, who was weeping. On asking, he informed that he was going to home in a bus, but he fell asleep in the bus and they disembarked him here.
The NH&MP officers took the child in their safe custody and later handed over to his uncle. In second incident, NH&MP officers were patrolling in the area of Khanewal, saw a child Muhammad Shoib aged 10 years r/o Lodhran wandering on the road and weeping. On asking, he informed the officers that he was studying in a Madrasa Farooqia and due to dispute with teacher he ran away from Madrasa and was going to home in a bus, but due to non-payment of fare they disembarked him here. The NH&MP officers took the child into their safe custody and handed him over to his parents.
Moreover, the Motorway Police officers were patrolling on national highway in the area of Sundar saw a child Muhammad Yasin aged 09 years r/o Multan who was weeping. He informed the officers that he was going to Lahore to meet with his brother and brother in law, but he lost his way. The NH&MP officers took the child into their safe custody and handed him over to his brother.
In another incident, a bus driver informed the NH&MP movie officer Agha Ghulam Rasool that a girl aged 10 years boarded in the bus from Sukkur bypass and going to Multan, but she does not have fare to travel. On this, Agha informed the NH&MP patrolling officers, who took the girl into their custody and handed her over to her father. The Motorway Police Officers handed over these children to their parents after due verification. The desperate faces of the parents were filled with happiness when the Motorway Police officers reunited these children with them, who thanked the officers on doing this sacred job.-PR