Last Updated on August 22, 2023, 12:14 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The Royal St Christopher and Nevis Police Force is investigating the disappearance of three missing juveniles in the federation. They have recently taken to social media platforms to share a new development in the case. The information about the disappeared youngsters was given to the Basseterre Police station on Sunday, August 20.
As per the reports originating from the St Christopher and Nevis Police Force, The three youngsters were last seen at the St. Christopher Children’s Home. They went missing from this place on Sunday, August 21. The disappearance prompted an immediate response from law enforcement agencies of the country.
In a positive turn of events, St Christopher and Nevis Police Force has successfully located one of the missing juveniles, a female. The Police officials could track her whereabouts less than a day after the reports of the initial disappearance reached the authorities. The country’s people hailed the authorities’ success in finding one of the three missing children.
The officials of St Christopher and Nevis Police Force have been working diligently to find the remaining two children associated with the case.
The police force of the St Christopher and Nevis Police Force shared the update that the female child was found on August 21. Further, she was subsequently taken to the Joseph N. France General Hospital where she recieved a routine medical assessment. At the same time. the team of St kitts and Nevis has clarified that while one of the children was found, the whereabouts of the remaining two juveniles are yet to be determined.
The authorities are actively trying to locate the remaining missing juveniles and ensure their safety. Further, the people social media update suggests that the situation is under close monitoring, and further updates will be shared with the public as soon as they are made available.
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