This morning the Railway Police officers tracked down the 14-year-old girl at the Milano Repubblica station who had left her home in Novara on Wednesday 17 April. The girl had left home to go to school, where however she had never arrived and no trace of her had been lost. There had been no news from her for a week.
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At approximately 9.45 this morning, Thursday 25 Aprilfollowing a report from the Operations Center of the Milan Police Headquarters, the agents of the Railway Police have tracked down in the Milano Repubblica railway station 14 year old girl moved away last week, Wednesday 17 April, from his home in Novara.
The little girl had this morning directly contacted the single emergency number 112 to communicate your presence at the station and wait for the arrival of the State Police.
The phone used by the 14 year old, according to herself during the call she made, was without a phone simwhich is why he could only make emergency calls.
Still no news of the 14-year-old who disappeared in Novara: she had already left home 4 times
The operators then held a conversation with the girl until the arrival of a patrol from the Milan Porta Garibaldi Polfer who, having tracked her down on the stairs of platform 2, then accompanied her to their offices. The police immediately responded contacted his mother in Novara to whom, an hour later, the daughter was re-entrusted to return home together.
The little girl she left her home in Novara early in the morning to go to school, where, however, she had never arrived and had no longer given any news of herself. Her relatives discovered her estrangement shortly after when her mother realized she no longer had her cell phone.
So on several occasions they had tried to contact her and telephone her but to no avail and so in the end the family decided to file a missing person report at the Novara Police Headquarters last Thursday, 18 April.
The girl had already left home for a few hours in the past. This time, however, many days passed. For this reason the relatives they had decided to launch various appeals via social media and the local press after a regular missing person report to the police. The case was also covered by the Rai programWho has seen?‘. Today the good news of discovery.
