New early warning system for missing children agreed

A new early warning Amber Alert system for tracking missing or kidnapped children today got the go-ahead.

Wed, 15 Apr, 2009 - 20:25

A new early warning Amber Alert system for tracking missing or kidnapped children today got the go-ahead.

Based on the American rapid response, the scheme will allow authorities and media to work together and spread the alarm about a disappeared youngster by sharing photos and information.

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