Education
Two Uganda School for the Deaf students missing for a week now
In a statement, Police said they reportedly jumped over the school perimeter wall and left the premises. They were last seen at the school at around 1pm that day.
In a statement, Police said they reportedly jumped over the school perimeter wall and left the premises. They were last seen at the school at around 1pm that day. (Courtesy)
By: AFP ., Journalist @New Vision
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Two students of the Ntinda-based Uganda School for the Deaf have been missing for a week now, with Police now appealing to the public to help trace them.
Alex Muhoozi, 16, and 14-year-old Edrine Mubiru went missing last Friday (July 24).
In a statement, Police said they reportedly jumped over the school perimeter wall and left the premises. They were last seen at the school at around 1pm that day.
Kira Road Police Division is investigating their disappearance and "continue to follow up all available leads".
"We appeal to anyone who may have seen the two children or has any information regarding their whereabouts to immediately report to the nearest police station," Police said.
Kira Road Police Division is investigating their disappearance and "continue to follow up all available leads".
"We appeal to anyone who may have seen the two children or has any information regarding their whereabouts to immediately report to the nearest police station," Police said.
Alternatively, they also provided contacts of both the divisional Police and the school's head teacher in case of any leads, as below:
▪️CID Kira Road Division: 0740441520
▪️Head teacher, Uganda School for the Deaf: 0787345817
"Any information, however small, could be crucial in helping reunite the children with their families and school. The public is urged to share this appeal widely to aid the ongoing search," said Police.
▪️CID Kira Road Division: 0740441520
▪️Head teacher, Uganda School for the Deaf: 0787345817
"Any information, however small, could be crucial in helping reunite the children with their families and school. The public is urged to share this appeal widely to aid the ongoing search," said Police.