Surathkal: Police seek help tracing parents of child found alone near hotel


Team Udayavani, Jan 12, 2023, 9:55 AM IST

Surathkal: A young child was found alone near Sadananda Hotel under Surathkal police station.

The public noticed the girl child aged about 3-4 years crying near the hotel and informed the Surathkal police station.

Police immediately rushed to the child’s rescue. Mangaluru Police Commissioner has requested the parents or guardians of the child to contact Surathkal Police Station.

Contact Numbers :

Surathkal Police station- 08242220540

Surathkal Police Inspector- 9480805360

Surathkal Sub Inspector – 9480802344

City Wireless Control Room, Mangaluru City – 9480802321

Women’s Welfare Officer – 9448332713

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