<p>Latur: A 35-year-old mentally unwell woman, who was missing for the past some years from her native place in Bihar, has been reunited with her family following efforts by a social organisation in Maharashtra, a representative of a local NGO said.</p><p>Khusboo Devi, resident of Sayyadpur village in Begusarai district in Bihar, was spotted on a street at Murud in Latur district on July 1, 2023.</p><p>She had several injuries on her head and other body parts, Rahul Patil Chakurkar, member of the Religion to Responsibility Foundation, told <em>PTI</em> on Saturday.</p>.Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Dacoits long gone but caste continues to thrive in Chambal ravines.<p>Murud deputy sarpanch Hanumant Nagtilak, who spotted the woman on the street last year, informed about her to Chakurkar.</p><p>Activists of the social organisation admitted her to a hospital in Latur for primary treatment.</p><p>The woman was later sent to the Divya Seva Sankalp, a shelter home, in Buldhana district for care and further treatment, Chakurkar said.</p><p>After the treatment, the woman informed the shelter home authorities about her native place.</p><p>Based on her information, her family was traced with the help of an NGO in Bihar.</p><p>The Buldhana-based organisation sent the woman to her native place three days back, Chakurkar said.</p><p>"She has been reunited with her family members in her native village in Bihar," he added.</p>
<p>Latur: A 35-year-old mentally unwell woman, who was missing for the past some years from her native place in Bihar, has been reunited with her family following efforts by a social organisation in Maharashtra, a representative of a local NGO said.</p><p>Khusboo Devi, resident of Sayyadpur village in Begusarai district in Bihar, was spotted on a street at Murud in Latur district on July 1, 2023.</p><p>She had several injuries on her head and other body parts, Rahul Patil Chakurkar, member of the Religion to Responsibility Foundation, told <em>PTI</em> on Saturday.</p>.Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Dacoits long gone but caste continues to thrive in Chambal ravines.<p>Murud deputy sarpanch Hanumant Nagtilak, who spotted the woman on the street last year, informed about her to Chakurkar.</p><p>Activists of the social organisation admitted her to a hospital in Latur for primary treatment.</p><p>The woman was later sent to the Divya Seva Sankalp, a shelter home, in Buldhana district for care and further treatment, Chakurkar said.</p><p>After the treatment, the woman informed the shelter home authorities about her native place.</p><p>Based on her information, her family was traced with the help of an NGO in Bihar.</p><p>The Buldhana-based organisation sent the woman to her native place three days back, Chakurkar said.</p><p>"She has been reunited with her family members in her native village in Bihar," he added.</p>