Two young siblings who went missing in North Nazimabad, Karachi, have been safely returned, according to their mother.
The mother said her brother had rescued the little siblings with the help of rangers and police.
She said she received a call from an anonymous number inquiring about her children’s location. The mystery persons brought the missing siblings back to a mall in North Nazimabad.
The mom had previously published a video of her missing children on social media, pleading with the public and police to help her find them.
A day after two young siblings went missing in Karachi’s North Nazimabad district, police filed a complaint against unidentified suspects.
The Haidri police filed a FIR for alleged kidnapping based on the claim of Salman Ahmed, an uncle of the missing children.
According to Ahmed’s statement, the siblings, ages 12 and 11, went missing after leaving their home about 12 p.m. on Tuesday and have not returned since.
Notably, the brothers’ parents have been divorced for nine years, and their mother has relocated to Dubai for work. She trusted her relatives with the children’s schooling.
Iqra Khan