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6-year-old boy missing in Warangal
A six-year-old boy went missing from Saturday afternoon from the MGM Hospital in Warangal, according to a complaint registered with the Matwada police station on Sunday.
Warangal: A six-year-old boy went missing from Saturday afternoon from the MGM Hospital in Warangal, according to a complaint registered with the Matwada police station on Sunday. The incident occurred when P Jyothi, who along with her son Yashwanth, visited the MGM Hospital for a health checkup. She found her son missing when she went inside the Outpatient (OP) block to collect the OP card in the counter. The boy was sitting on the benches outside the OP block when she went inside.
Even after a massive search on the hospital premises, she failed to find her boy. P Narsimha Chary and Jyothi, parents of the boy, belong to Warangal Fort area. Matwada Inspector L Jeevan Reddy who registered a case said that a team has been formed to trace out the boy. The police are verifying the CCTV footage from nearby areas.
