Missing children plan fails to secure police support

Police and netizens are opposing a Chinese real estate agency's decision to allow its outlets nationwide to be used as emergency alert stations for abducted or missing children.

Many people have described the move as a publicity stunt.

Beijing Homelink Real Estate Brokerage Co, also known as Lianjia, said on Saturday that its 6,000 outlets will help children who have lost contact with their parents to obtain police assistance.