Nabilatuk struggles to keep children off the streets
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At a glance
- Authorities in Nabilatuk District are struggling to contain a growing number of street children in Nabilatuk Town Council.
- The children, aged between 6 and 12, have reportedly abandoned their homes and begun living on the streets.
Authorities in Nabilatuk District are struggling to keep a growing number of children off the streets, as children aged between 6 and 12 have reportedly left their homes and moved into Nabilatuk Town Council.
The districtโs security committee, led by the Resident District Commissioner, addressed the issue last term. The available report does not provide further details of the committeeโs measures or their outcome.
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