U.S. Federal Security Service announces that it has found 39 missing children September 1, 7:46
With the missing child's case becoming a serious social problem, the US Federal Security Service has announced that it has found 39 missing children in southern Georgia, including a missing child.
Last year, more than 420,000 cases of missing children were reported in the United States, and many children are involved in human trafficking and other cases, which is a serious social problem.
Against this backdrop, the Federal Security Service worked with support groups and local authorities to search for missing children in August over a two-week period.
As a result, according to the announcement, a total of 26 people were rescued from apartments and motels in the state, 13 people were located, and they were confirmed to be safe.
Also, nine people have been arrested for allegedly involved in trafficking, kidnapping, possession of drugs, etc.
Some of the missing children are believed to have suffered child labor and sexual abuse, raising concerns about their psychological status as not being easy to recover.