The search for Shanawaaz Asghar continues more than 24 hours after his kidnapping. Kensington CPF confirms progress has been made but warns against sharing these misinformed claims:
, Kensington CPF debunked a false claim that Asghar had been found and returned home doing the rounds on social media. The post stated that the Kensington CPF will update the public of any progress and cautioned the community to only share verified information.
“The Kensington CPF herewith informs the community that progress has been made in this matter, and some noteworthy developments have been made. “I see posts about a ransom being asked for. That type of reporting is irresponsible as it places the life of Shanawaaz at risk. Let us remain prayerful for his safe return…,” says Steenberg.
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