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Missing boy found in Ajman
DUBAI — Mohsen Mohammed, the Grade IX student of a private school in the Al Garhoud area, who went missing last Tuesday, has been found in Ajman.
Colonel Khalil Ibrahim, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Criminal Investigation of Dubai Police, said a police patrol found the 14-year-old in a public park on Friday evening and he was in good health.
According to Colonel Ibrahim, Mohsen told the police that after getting expelled from school last Tuesday for not abiding by the rule of wearing the school uniform, he landed in Ajman and wandered in the streets and on the beach for a long time before arriving at the public park.
Colonel Khalil said the student was afraid of going back home. He added that the boy was handed over to his father at 2am on Friday after the latter gave an assurance to the police that he would not impose any harsh punishment on his son.
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