Missing girls in Pakistan found after running away to meet BTS in South Korea


BTS is a seven-member boy band from South Korea. Photo: Handout

Two teenage girls who went missing in Pakistan on Jan 8 have been found more than 1,200km away from their home, police reported on Jan 10.

According to Korangi senior superintendent of police Abraiz Ali Abbasi, the duo – aged 13 and 14 – were massive fans of K-pop supergroup BTS and had intended to fly to South Korea to meet the members.

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