Sara Sharif, 10, discovered lifeless in Woking was recognized to authorities
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10-year-old woman who was discovered lifeless at her dwelling was recognized to Surrey County Council, the native authority has stated.
Sara Sharif was present in Woking after police have been known as from Pakistan by her father, Urfan Sharif, at about 2.50am on August 10, Surrey Police have stated.
Mr Sharif, 41, his companion, Beinash Batool, 29, and his brother, Faisal Malik, 28, are wished for questioning.
Police imagine they travelled to Islamabad on August 9, with 5 youngsters aged between one and 13.
Surrey County Council stated they have been “working tirelessly with our safeguarding partners to gain a full understanding of the situation as quickly as possible”.
On Friday council chief Tim Oliver stated: “This is an incredibly sad situation and our thoughts and deepest condolences are with everyone affected.”
He stated the nationwide Child Safeguarding panel has been notified of the dying and a multi-agency speedy overview is beneath manner, consistent with normal course of following the dying of a kid.
He defined: “This rapid review will determine whether a local child safeguarding practice review (LCSPR) is to be undertaken by the Surrey Safeguarding Children Partnership.
“An LCSPR is a statutory process, bringing together partners including the police, health, social care and education to review practice of all agencies involved, organisational structures and learning.”
He informed the PA news company on Sunday: “We can confirm Sara Sharif was known to Surrey County Council but we cannot comment further while the Surrey Safeguarding Children Partnership’s thorough review process is ongoing.”
On Saturday the Associated Press news company reported that Pakistan police within the jap province of Punjab are in search of to arrest Mr Sharif in reference to Sara’s dying.
Mr Sharif’s household house is reportedly in Jhelum, Punjab, about 84 miles from the capital.
Officer Imran Ahmed stated police discovered proof that he had briefly returned to Jhelum, earlier than leaving and disappearing, AP reported.
Sara suffered in depth accidents over a sustained interval earlier than she was discovered lifeless on the property in Hammond Road, a autopsy examination confirmed.