The search for missing six-year-old Joslin Smith in Saldanha on the Cape West Coast has received a significant boost with the involvement of the South African Navy.
In addition to the navy’s contingent, the City of Cape Town’s metro canine unit and the city’s search and rescue experts have also joined the search effort, following a call for assistance from the Saldanha municipality.
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However, the Western Cape police are urging responsible social media reporting amidst the intensified search for Joslin Smith.
Police Spokesperson Novela Potelwa has expressed concern over misleading posts that have been circulating on various media platforms. Potelwa emphasises the importance of accurate information and responsible sharing during such critical situations.
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Joslin Smith was reported missing on February 19, prompting a collaborative effort from multiple role players in the search party. The City of Cape Town trainees, Saldanha Bay city firefighters, SA Navy, SAPS canine unit, and provincial detectives have all joined forces to locate the missing child.
As the search intensifies, it is crucial for the public to remain vigilant and provide any relevant information to the authorities. Responsible social media usage can play a significant role in disseminating accurate information and avoiding unnecessary panic or confusion. Let us unite in our efforts to bring Joslin Smith back safely to her loved ones.
