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Three Year Boy Abandoned Along Mbarara-Masaka Highway

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A notice of an abandoned child by unknown individual along the Mbarara-Masaka highway at Akagate trading centre, Kiruhura has been received by Rwizi Regional Child and Family Protection Unit Officer.

He is believed to be between two and three years.

He was found on Saturday and is suspected to be from the areas of Greater Masaka Region because the child speaks Luganda fluently.

Currently, the child is under the care of James Beyunga who can be reached on 0782 474136, 0757474136.

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