Pakistan

‘Kidnapped’: Boy goes missing

The police registered a case against unidentified persons.

Our Correspondent July 06, 2014

tribune

ISLAMABAD: A 13-year-old boy has gone missing from Sector G-7, it was reported on Saturday. Sohail Khan* lodged a report with the local police that his son, Naveed*, went to a market and did not return. He suspects that Naveed might have been kidnapped. The police registered a case against unidentified persons but have not found any clue of the teenager.

Published in The Express Tribune, July 6^th, 2014.

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