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Rural communities use WhatsApp to help with thefts and MISPERS
In a scheme that has been going for four years, members of rural communities across Durham share information via WhatsApp including on missing persons and stolen items.
Date - 6th October 2022
By - Cachella Smith
By - Cachella Smith
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