RPF reunites runaway children with parents

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Updated At : 10:49 AM Sep 02, 2021 IST

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RPF reunites runaway children with parents

Two runaway children were reunited with their parents by the Railway Protection Force (RPF) here on Wednesday. An official of the RPF, Amarjeet Singh said: “We found two kids at the city railway station on Tuesday night. They had eloped from their houses.” At the RPF room, the girl (15), who was in her school uniform, and the boy (16) told this correspondent that they were in love and wanted to live with each other. The girl’s father had arrived at the station. Amarjeet Singh said: “We get many such cases. All seven girls we rescued were accompanied by boys..” RPF is assisted by a city-based Youth Technical Training Society (YTTS).

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