The phrase "a missing child report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal document or notification regarding a child who has been reported as missing.
Example: "The police issued a missing child report after the parents reported their son unaccounted for."
Alternatives: "missing person report" or "child abduction report."
After establishing her name was Waheeda Sher, he was able to match the case with a missing child report from six months earlier.
Facebook did specify that there are some exceptions to this clampdown, and that includes examples like a missing child report, raising money for a cause, or asking for travel tips, to quote the company directly.
And last, it has to be noted that parent proxy reports for pain characteristics were used in case of missing child report.
How many such calls and wasted police resources on false alarms will it take before police grow jaded and begin taking note of missing child reports, but don't bother investigating them until much later?
Goldenrod Avenue: A missing child was reported in the 900 block at 4 29 p.m. Monday.
The petition calls for a new law that would make it a felony to wait more than 24 hours to report a missing child, and a felony not to report the death of a child within one hour.
In the Palu Social Office, 118 missing children reports are stored in binders.
The family tracing and reunification program — a collaboration between UNICEF Indonesia and the Social Ministry of Palu — uses an online platform, Primero, to automatically match unaccompanied children with physical descriptions and other data held in missing children reports.
So it's really no surprise that activist Michelle Crowder is now pushing "Caylee's Law," a proposed federal bill that would charge parents with a felony if they fail to report a missing child within 24 hours, or if they fail to report the death of a child within an hour.
Conversations with the parents of missing children reveal that the police are often dismissive of poor families who report a missing child.
By the end of June, parents will be able to dial 116000 anywhere in the 27-country bloc to report a missing child.
