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Left alone at home, Panchkula toddler walks 2 km; rescued by police

The toddler from Amravati area wandered nearly two kilometres away from his home while his parents were away at work

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The police rescued a three-year-old child and reunited him with his parents after he had wandered away from home on his own.

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The toddler from a village in the Amravati area wandered nearly two kilometres away from his home while his parents were away at work. A passer-by noticed the child wandering along the road and informed the police. Amravati Police Post in-charge Preetam Singh rushed to the spot and rescued the child.

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To establish his identity, the officer shared the child’s information on a local WhatsApp group. When the police reached his house, the parents were not home. A neighbor, Rukhsana, however, identified the child. She and the police stayed with him till his parents returned around 6 pm.

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