“Mera Pyara” App introduced in Punjab to reunite missing persons

Work has started on Punjab Police Public App “Mera Pyara” to reunite the missing people with their loved ones.

Missing children, elderly, patients will reunited with their heirs through the “Mera Pyara” app.

This app will contain bio-data, photograph, fingerprint, identity card and B-form details of missing children and persons, their relatives.

DNA tests of missing children, persons and their families will also conducted while data of missing reports will generated in police stations across Punjab.

Data of children and persons living in orphanages, Darul Aman and other institutions will also be available on “Mera Pyara” app.

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Citizens will be able to upload the missing report on App through their mobile phone, front desk, protection center and service center.

In a meeting chaired by Caretaker Chief Minister Punjab Mohsin Naqvi in ​​Lahore, instructions were given to make the app functional soon.

Mohsin Naqvi appreciated the efforts of CTO Lahore for reuniting the missing child of Gujranwala for 6 years with his heirs.

Mohsin Naqvi had directed the search for the heirs of the innocent child in Gujranwala.

While searching for a special child, his father died and the mother wandered around.