The psychological state of the girls found after 10 days has been evaluated

A psychological assessment has been conducted on the condition of the girls who went missing in the Mashtaga settlement of the Sabunchi district of Baku and were found after 10 days.

This was announced by the head of the press service of the State Committee for Family, Women and Children's Issues, Teymur Mardanoglu.

According to him, during initial conversations with the participation of committee representatives and a psychologist, the need for psychosocial work with the minors placed in the shelter and their family members was identified.

"If the girls wish, measures will also be taken to direct them to training in an appropriate profession," T. Mardanoglu noted.

He added that due to the ongoing investigation, it is not advisable to disclose additional details of the incident.

Recall that on April 16 around 20:00, A.Kh. (born in 2008) and R.Kh. (born in 2007) left their home in the Mashtaga settlement without informing family members. They were found after 10 days.