Police have yet to trace 93 teenagers who went missing in the Barishal division this year. Among those not yet recovered, 44 are aged between 10 and 18 years, while 49 are above 19 years of age.
According to police data, a large portion of the missing teenagers left their homes driven by romantic relationships. Some also left due to poverty and family disputes.
Police sources report that between January and June of this year, 1,689 general diaries regarding missing persons were filed across police stations in the six districts of the division, out of which 1,596 have been recovered. In the same period last year, 1,362 people went missing, though all of them were successfully rescued.
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