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Child Suba Rescued from Naogaon After Viewing CCTV Footage

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1Nojor Desk
  • 04 Feb 25
  • 02:49 PM

Eleven-year-old Arabi Islam Suba went missing in Mohammadpur, Dhaka, after leaving home with her cousin. CCTV footage showed her entering a mall with another boy. Her father filed a police report, and investigations revealed that she traveled to Naogaon with the boy, identified as Momin Hossain. Police suspect a romantic involvement. Upon sensing police presence, Suba fled again. Authorities are working with Momin’s family to prevent further escape and rescue Suba safely.

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ETV 04 Feb 25

Missing schoolgirl Suba found in Naogaon

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Ittefaq 04 Feb 25

Missing schoolgirl Suba found in Naogaon

The missing schoolgirl, Arabi Islam Suba, from Mohammadpur in the capital has been found in Naogaon. However, upon noticing the presence of the police, she fled from there as well. CCTV footage gathered from Mohammadpur shows the sixth-grade student walking with a boy, holding his hand. The police have sought assistance in detaining the boy’s father and uncle.

Ittefaq 04 Feb 25

Missing Suba Spotted on Camera After Arriving in Dhaka

CCTV footage from Tokyo Square shows Suba, her cousin, and another boy entering a shopping mall. Suba was holding the boy’s hand, while the boy carried a shopping bag in his other hand. They were seen talking as they entered the mall, and later, they were also seen leaving the premises. In another CCTV clip, Suba, her cousin, and the boy were spotted walking in front of Tokyo Square in Mohammadpur. Later, Suba’s cousin confirmed that the people in the footage were indeed them. Following Suba’s disappearance, her father, Imran Rajib, filed a General Diary (GD) at the police station on Monday (February 3) evening.

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