Number of Missing Children in 2025

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1 Provincial Distribution of Missing Children in 2025
2 Reported Missing Children in 2025

Provincial Distribution of Missing Children in 2025
Province/Region Number Percentage (%)
ICT 49 5.9
Balochistan 79 9.4
KP 113 13.5
Punjab 417 49.8
Sindh 170 20.3
Source: ZARRA

 

Reported Missing Children in 2025
Category Number of Cases Percentage (%)
Total Child Cases (Missing + Abducted) 837 100
Missing Children 630 75.3
Abducted Children 207 24.7
Children Recovered 469 56.0 recovery rate
Source: ZARRA
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