
In the investigation launched into the disappearance of an 11-month-old baby in Divriği district, 5 people were detained on the grounds that the baby was given in exchange for money.
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After the disappearance of 11-month-old baby Büşra, AFAD and gendarmerie teams started search operations.
The incident took place on September 10 in Göndüren village of Divriği district.
Elif Balıkçı (27), who was engaged in animal husbandry in the village where she came from Diyarbakır as a seasonal worker, called 112 Emergency Call Center and reported that she could not find her 11-month-old baby Büşra in the tent where they lived.
Thereupon, AFAD and gendarmerie teams were dispatched to the region. A large-scale search was launched to find the baby. AFAD, commando and gendarmerie teams participated in the work, and artificial intelligence-supported unmanned aerial vehicles and tracking dogs were also used.
Within the scope of the investigation into the incident, 5 suspects were detained upon the allegation that the baby's family gave it to another person in exchange for money. It was learned that the number of detentions may increase while the suspects' procedures at the gendarmerie continue. The teams continue to work to find the baby.
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