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Computerised 'ageing' images to help in search for missing

Computerised images of two of the missing children
Computerised images of two of the missing children Source: SBS

New computer-generated images of missing Australian children as they would look today have been released at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra.


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By Peggy Giakoumelos, Lê Tâm

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New computer-generated images of missing Australian children as they would look today have been released at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra.


The six images, released on International Missing Children's Day, are designed to help the search effort all these years later.

An estimated 38,000 people are reported missing in Australia every year, and more than half are under the age of 18.

While Australia has one of the lowest abduction rates in the Western world, government and law-enforcement agencies continue to search for new ways to find missing children.


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