39 of 197 unaccompanied children taken in between 1 January and 31 October this year are missing

Almost a fifth of lone Albanian child refugees have gone missing, an English council has revealed. Kent county council took in 197 unaccompanied children from Albania between 1 January and 31 October of this year and, of those, 39 are missing.

The figures were revealed following a freedom of information request by the BBC.

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