Mangaluru : Three separate missing cases have been registered under Bajpe and Surathkal police station limits in Mangaluru, and the police have sought public assistance in tracing the missing individuals.
In the first incident, 52-year-old Lalitha, who was admitted to the Jivadana Charitable Trust in Kaikamba, went missing on November 2 without informing anyone. Lalitha, an HIV-positive patient, had been admitted to the trust based on a recommendation letter from the Child Development Project Officer of the Puttur Government Hospital. She stands 4.8 feet tall, has a fair complexion, and an oval face. On the day she went missing, she was wearing a maroon saree with a dark green border and a black blouse. She speaks Kannada, Hindi, and Telugu. Anyone with information regarding her whereabouts is requested to contact the Bajpe Police Station.
In the second case, 23-year-old Allabaksh, a native of Bagalkote currently residing in a rented house at Katipalla, has been reported missing since November 3. He left home for work towards Kundapura and failed to return, prompting a case to be registered at the Surathkal Police Station. He is 5.5 feet tall, has a wheatish-dark complexion, a round face, and speaks Kannada and Urdu. He was last seen wearing a black t-shirt and black trousers. Information about him can be reported to the Surathkal Police Station.
In the third incident, 14-year-old Dakshath K, a resident of Sampoorna Sithla Mane in Kateel, went missing on November 2, following which a complaint was lodged at the Bajpe Police Station. He is 5.6 feet tall, has a brown complexion, a thin face, and speaks Kannada, Tulu, Hindi, and English. On the day he went missing, he was wearing a brown t-shirt and black trousers. The Bajpe Police have urged the public to contact them immediately if any clues are found.
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