A 15-year-old teenager missing in Ponta Grossa is found
A 15-year-old teenager missing in Ponta Grossa was found on Thursday (29). The family took the young person to Nucria to report the location.
The 15-year-old girl who was missing in Ponta Grossa, in Campos Gerais, was found on Thursday and is already safe with her family. The young woman had been sought since Wednesday afternoon (28), when she boarded a public transport bus and did not reach her expected destination.
The location information was confirmed after the disclosure of the case. According to the information passed on to BnT Online, the relatives took the teenager to the Child and Adolescent Victims Protection Center (Nucria), to officially communicate that she had been found.
The news brought relief to family members, who were mobilized in search of information about the whereabouts of the young woman.
Remember the disappearance of the teenage girl in Ponta Grossa
According to the report of occurrence registered in the Municipal Guard, the teenager was at her sister's house, in the region of Uvaranas, on Wednesday (28).
Around 5 pm, she was escorted to a bus of Viação Campos Gerais (VCG), which made the Costa Rica line, bound for Vila Quero Quero, where she resides with the family.
However, after embarking on the collective, the young woman did not reach the intended destination and the relatives lost contact with her.
In the face of the situation, the father went to the Regional Base Center of the Municipal Guard, where he formalized the disappearance at 23:22 that same night.
One of the factors that made communication difficult was the fact that the teenager was without a mobile phone, which had stayed at her sister's residence.
Family communicated location to Nucria
With the location of the teenager on Thursday (29), relatives attended Nucria to inform that she had been found, updating the situation communicated to the authorities.
To date, no details have been released about where the young woman was during the period in which she remained missing, nor about the circumstances of her location.
The case, which mobilized family members and motivated the registration of an occurrence report, had a positive outcome with the return of the adolescent to family life.
The young woman is with her family and there is no longer any need to share requests for information about her whereabouts.
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