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#BringPerwezHome: 15-year-old Indian boy found in Ajman, comes back home

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Perwez, missing Indian boy, 15-year-old boy, missing boy found, Sharjah, Ajman

Sharjah - He was first reported missing on July 4.

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Published: Fri 19 Jul 2019, 11:41 PM

Mohammed Perwez, the Indian boy missing since July 4, has been found. The 15-year-old disappeared from his home in Sharjah after his mother allegedly chided him for watching a Youtube channel late in the night. (Here's how he was found)
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On Thursday, he was found in Ajman, police said, and his family was given the good news.

Ajman Police said their patrols had rounded up the boy along with several others and had informed Sharjah police to contact the family to identify him. Mohammed Aftab Alam, the father of the boy, was summoned to the police station in Ajman with Sharjah police officials. He immediately identified his son. Police are conducting further inquiries.

 
 
 
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Perwez's reappearance is a huge relief for his family that were concerned about his safety and a country that prayed for his safe return. Khaleej Times launched a campaign to find him and his father even offered a reward of Dh5,000 for anyone who could give them clues about his whereabouts.
On Thursday, they headed out to Kalba where the boy's uncle lived but could not trace him, but their pain turned into hope later in the evening following the phone call from Sharjah police.
- reporters@khaleejtimes.com




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