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Missing boys found, Gelegphu

September 26, 2021
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The search team found the two missing boys from the forest, about three hours from Raidangra village under Gelegphu gewog in Sarpang. The boys were trying to find their way back home. They are reported to be in stable condition.

The boys, students of class X and XII from one of the schools in Gelegphu, went missing on Wednesday. The boys took leave from school and went to visit Sheti lake near Raidangra hilltop which is about six hours’ journey from Gelegphu town.

The parents of one of the boys said they could get in touch with their child yesterday. According to them, the boys have made it to a riverside near Raidangra village.

Police along with De-Suups and people from the community have been looking for the boys after the parents informed the police on September 23.

Karma Wangdi, Gelegphu

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