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Missing schoolgirls traced

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THE TWO DARYLL Jordan Secondary School students who were reported missing by their guardians on Tuesday have been traced.

Police say 13-year-old Kyasha Zakiya Wilson of Road View, St Peter and 14-year-old Sharece Makayla Payne of Heywoods Park in the same parish are safe.

They thanked the public and the media for their assistance in the matters. (PR/NB)

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