KOLKATA: Sachin Debnath, a mentally disabled youth of Dakshin Dinajpur seen in Bongaon, was reunited with his family after two months with the help of HAM radio operators.
He was handed over to his brother by the police Bongaon on Sunday.
Life had not been kind to the brothers Debnath who lost their parents a few years ago.
Death has a huge impact on the mentally challenged younger brother younger Sachin.
Prabir sister poverty forced to leave school and start working.
He learned how to drive and start driving a truck for a living.
Sachin (20), who lives in the house Hili, Dinajpur Dakshin them alone when his brother go, get on the train one day.
Police saw him in Bongaon.
Finding out his mental condition, they contacted the West Bengal Radio Club for help.
“We have a strong network throughout India and our members have handled the situation as before.
We told everyone in our network and share a photo of Sachin, “said Ambarish Nag Biswas, founder of the organization.
“We received a response from HAM radio operator in Dakshin Dinajpur.
We keep track of his uncle at Hili which says Sachin lost during the past two months, “said Biswas.
HAM radio operators got the reference of Prabir located on the border of Bangladesh trucking the stuff.
Tim Biswas’ then track the transport operator has been given the truck to Prabir.
Ham radio operators to help unite the brothers
