Website aims to reunite kidnapped
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October 29, 2009, Thursday
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POLICE have created a Website with photos of 60 rescued kidnap victims, mostly boys - many of them infants - in a bid to track down their families.
The Ministry of Public Security's "Babies Looking for Home" Website is part of a nationwide crackdown on widespread trafficking of women and children. Police have made hundreds of rescues and arrests since the campaign began in April, but at least 60 children have yet to be reunited with their families.
The Website includes short physical descriptions of each child, the date each was rescued and a contact number for the police station or welfare official in charge of each case. The youngest appear to be just a few months old and 39 of them are boys.
The ministry said in a statement announcing the site on Tuesday that 2,008 children were rescued between April 9 and October 12.
The Ministry of Public Security's "Babies Looking for Home" Website is part of a nationwide crackdown on widespread trafficking of women and children. Police have made hundreds of rescues and arrests since the campaign began in April, but at least 60 children have yet to be reunited with their families.
The Website includes short physical descriptions of each child, the date each was rescued and a contact number for the police station or welfare official in charge of each case. The youngest appear to be just a few months old and 39 of them are boys.
The ministry said in a statement announcing the site on Tuesday that 2,008 children were rescued between April 9 and October 12.
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