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    13-year-old Daniel Donawa reunited with family after public appeal

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    Thirteen-year-old Daniel Donawa, who was reported missing after attending a youth rally in Antigua and Barbuda, has been reunited with his family.

    The teenager’s family confirmed that he is now safely back with them, bringing an end to the search that prompted a public appeal for assistance.

    Daniel had reportedly failed to return home after being dropped off at the rally with his younger brother, who returned without him.

    The family has expressed sincere gratitude to members of the public for their help, concern and support during the search.

    They thanked everyone who shared the appeal and assisted in efforts to locate Daniel.

    This article was originally published by Antigua News Room. Read the original article here: 13-year-old Daniel Donawa reunited with family after public appeal.

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