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Runaway girl rescued
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According to officials, the girl became upset after her mother scolded her, left the house on October 12 and boarded a train at Mangalagiri railway station and travelled to Gudur.
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Runaway girl rescued
Nellore: Officials of District Child Protection Unit and Childline rescued a girl, who left her house in Mangalagiri and reached Gudur railway station and handed her over to her mother on Friday, after providing care and counselling.
According to officials, the girl became upset after her mother scolded her, left the house on October 12 and boarded a train at Mangalagiri railway station and travelled to Gudur.
Government Railway Police and Railway Protection Force personnel on duty at Gudur railway station alerted the helpline and childline staff took the girl into their care.
The girl was produced before Child Welfare Committee, which directed officials to take appropriate care and protection measures. The officials informed her mother. On Friday, the officials gave counselling to the girl’s mother and later handed over the girl to her mother.
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