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Centre For Missing Children |
Kid
Missing Alert - 15th March 2008 |
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Dear Friends,
Thanks for the efforts made by SAATHI, Mumbai, Mohammad Ali Ansari
(refer Kids Missing Alert of 1st March 2008) has been restored to his
family. Reproduced is a letter from the Coordinator, Saathi:
"Dear Friends at National Centre for Missing Children,
Greetings from Saathi!
We received your most recent email update of 1st March with the four
children listed and wanted to let you know we have information
regarding one of them, Mohammed Ali Ansari.
We met Mohd. Ali through our Outreach work at Mumbai Central
Station. He was registered with the Government Railway Police and
then referred to the local Children's Home, where we continued to
follow up his case. We are happy to inform you that his family
contacted Saathi through the information provided to the GRP and
they have followed the appropriate channels to take Mohd. Ali home.
He is now back with his family.
Should you need any further details, please feel free to contact us.
Regards,
Valerie Tripp, Coordinator, Administration, Saathi"
Please keep sending us your feedback and suggestions. A message to
the parents of the missing children - Please do not lose hope.
There are people who care and are doing their best to find your
missing child.
Regards,
for NCMC,
Anuj Bhargava
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A missing child is counting on
us
Our efforts can help reunite a missing child with his parents.
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Our group (Kids Missing Alert)
now has more than 1,15,000 members/subscribers. We are requesting each
one to print just
ONE poster, imagine the reach and the increased chances of finding
missing children - the pictures of missing children would be
viewed by more than 100 million. Please paste/pin the poster (A/4 size) on the notice board of your
office/school/college or in a public place - cinema hall, bus stop,
shopping mall etc. A printout will cost you less than Rs.2/- and
take less than 5 minutes of your time; but for the parents of the
missing children and for the missing children it can, perhaps, be
priceless.
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You can make an impact in protecting India's
most precious resources - our children and offer hope to families who know that the search will not end till their child is found.
Without your help and support we will not be able to find the missing
children.
It is impossible for any one person, organization or government to search
for the missing children on their own. All of us have to join together and
help in the search for missing children.
We really need your help in finding these children, to put smiles back on their
faces. Let us make a beginning and let us convey to the families of the
missing children that never again this crisis will be endured alone. We care
and it’s our united efforts that will make the difference. No one
suffering the misfortune of a missing child should ever feel and be left to
cope alone.
A missing child is counting on us. There are many ways in which you can help. One of the easiest one
is by just keeping a watchful eye at the children you see. Your own
powers of observation may be the greatest asset. Some of the most memorable
and successful locations of missing persons have come through individuals
who have recognized the face of a new neighbour.
Our aim is to disseminate as many pictures of the missing children as
possible. More are the pictures distributed; more are the chances of finding
these children.
Community involvement is vital for the ultimate success. Please
invite your friends/colleagues to become a part of this meaningful and fast
growing community. We are already 1,15,000 plus. A sample invitation letter can be found at http://www.missingindiankids.com/KidsMissingAlert/invite.htm
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These
children have been missing for a very long time.
Please take a good long look at them. You might have seen them
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Kalpit Chandwar |
Vishal Talreja |
Dharam Raj Gohil |
Samiksha Gupta |
Mohil
Gordhara |
Raj
Hanspal |
Giandeep Singh |
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http://www.missingindiankids.com
for details and web posters. |
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If your have a website/homepage please put a Photo Rotating Java Banner
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National Centre For
Missing Children
(A national level,
non-religious, non-political, non-profit making, non-governmental
organization)
502 Chetak Centre, 12/2 RNT Marg,
Indore-452001 (MP) India. Ph: (91 731) 2519279 |
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Analysed requests from Sat-01-Mar-2008 00:01 to Sat-15-Mar-2008 04:24 (14.18
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