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Keralam Proposes New SOP for Missing Children & Human Trafficking
Keralam's Women and Child Development department proposes a new SOP to prevent missing children and human trafficking. This initiative was discussed at a Supreme Court convened zonal consultation for southern states, aimed at enhancing child safety and protection measures. The proposals seek to address the growing concerns around child welfare and trafficking in the region.
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