Search for minor girl, who had gone missing in Rawalpindi four days ago, comes to close
The search and rescue operation, which had been launched near Committee Chowk Lunda Bazaar in Rawalpindi four days ago to trace a five-year-old girl, came to a close on Sunday.
Rescue officials have said they again searched a 50-feet deep place near the site of the incident but could not find the whereabouts of Hareem Humair, forcing them to stop search for the child.
On the other hand, Hareem’s family has said they will give Rs500,000 to the person who will intimate them about their loved one.
Banners have been displayed at different points in the city on which three different phone numbers have been given.
that the search for six-year-old Hareem, who went missing in Rawalpindi, continues as authorities and rescue teams intensify efforts to locate the child.
A new CCTV footage had surfaced, showing the final moments before Hareem disappeared.
According to the footage, the six-year-old left her relatives’ house with her parents at 2:44 p.m.
Just one minute later, at 2:45 p.m., her father can be seen returning to the street, frantically searching for Hareem and calling out her name.
The footage captures Hareem walking with her family moments before she went missing, providing investigators with an important timeline of the incident.
According to initial reports, Hareem disappeared near a drain in the Landa Bazaar area of Rawalpindi.
Rescue 1122 launched a search operation immediately after the incident and carried out an extensive search that lasted approximately 15 hours.
However, despite continuous efforts, the child has not yet been found.
Hareem had travelled from Lahore with her parents to spend the holidays at her maternal uncle’s house in Rawalpindi.
She was reportedly preparing to return to Lahore with her family on the day she went missing.
Authorities are continuing their investigation, while rescue teams remain engaged in the search operation.
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