Pakistan

Child Protection Bureau: 15 homeless children rescued

A spokesman for the CPWB said that the ‘unclaimed’ children begged for a living.

Express July 08, 2011

child protection bureau 15 homeless children rescued

Child Protection Bureau: 15 homeless children rescued

FAISALABAD: The Child Protection and Welfare Bureau (CPWB) rescued 15 homeless children from various areas of the city on Thursday. A spokesman for the CPWB said that the ‘unclaimed’ children begged for a living. He said that the children were identified as Ehtisham, Saqib, Jamshaid, Irfan, Adnan, Ali Raza, Rizwan, Fazal Hussain, Muazzam, Waqas, Imran, Ali Hasan, Rehman, Faisal and Usman. He said that the children were kept in CPWB’s custody.

Published in The Express Tribune, July 8^th, 2011.

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