Amber Alert for Bangladesh is a life-saving enthusiasm that is designed to rapidly locate missing children. While a child goes missing, an immediate alert will transfer to nearby phones with their details, which will be a sign of helping people distinguish and report sightings. This swift feedback system greatly increases the chance of saving the children’s lives.
Mainly, Amber Alert is a system that was created in 1996 as a powerful legacy. Amber Hagerman, who was only 9 years old and a bright little girl, was kidnapped and cruelly murdered as soon as she was riding her bicycle in Arlington, Texas. By the report of law enforcement officials, from her bicycle outside her grandmother’s Arlington, Texas house, nine-year-old Amber Hagerman was hit, screaming. Four days later, her body was found dumped in a drainage ditch. Her throat was chopped. No one has ever found her murderer.
After publishing this news of Amber’s murder, the whole community mobilized natives ready to take action. They specifically contacted local radio stations in the Dallas area and recommended broadcasting distinct “alerts” so that in the future they could use the airwaves to help prevent all incidents.The Dallas/Fort Worth Association of Radio Managers teamed up with local law enforcement agencies in northern Texas, ready to face all alerts to save the children’s lives.
Now Bangladesh is also ready to face this alert, and hopefully many children will be safe by using this Amber Alert for Bangladesh.
Source: Amber Alert for Bangladesh
