Italian couple adopts Hisar girl

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Updated At : 11:50 AM Mar 18, 2021 IST

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Hisar, March 17

An Italian couple adopted a seven-year-old girl residing at Bal Bhawan in Hisar on Tuesday.

The couple had applied for the adoption of the girl to the Central Adoption Resource Authority, a statutory body of Union Women and Child Development in Delhi.

A district spokesperson said that Frizzarin Andrea, a resident of Mercon city, arrived along with his wife at the Bal Bhawan following clearance from the authorities concerned. City Magistrate Pulkit Malhotra handed over the child, Saloni, to the couple during a ceremony. A cultural event was also organised on the occasion.

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