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"4 Indian-American Children Found Safe After Amber Alert in Wisconsin"
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"4 Indian-American Children Found Safe After Amber Alert in Wisconsin"

Four Indian-American children have gone missing in Green Bay, Wisconsin, prompting an Amber Alert. The suspects, identified as Deanna M. Ward and Diana L. Halfaday, are also Indian-American or Alaskan-native. Two of the missing children have medical issues requiring daily medication. The authorities are unsure if the suspects and missing kids are in a vehicle. This incident has raised concerns about the safety of Indian students in the US, following multiple reports of violent attacks and mysterious deaths.

2 years ago•Source: Hindustan Times
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