Dubai Police reunite missing six-year-old with her family in 30 minutes
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- Naif Police Station returned a missing six-year-old girl to her family within 30 minutes.
- Dubai Police urged parents not to leave children unattended and to teach them how to approach police or security personnel if separated.
- Authorities said families bear primary responsibility for protecting their children.
Dubai Police reunited a six-year-old girl with her family within just 30 minutes after she went missing in Naif.
The swift response followed a report from the Command and Control Centre of the General Department of Operations, which alerted Naif Police Station. Brigadier Expert Omar Moussa Ashour, the station’s director, referred to the case in a reminder about child safety.
The Dubai Police General Command urged parents to keep a close watch on their children and not leave them unattended. It also advised families to teach children what to do if they become separated in crowded or public places, including how to seek help from police or security personnel.
Police stressed that families have the primary duty to protect children and said parental vigilance can help prevent harm.
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