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Authorities are conducting intensive searches for three-year-old Claire Bell, last seen in Montreal’s LaSalle borough. The delay in triggering an AMBER alert has prompted questions and heightened efforts by law enforcement across Montreal, Montérégie, and parts of Ontario to locate the missing child as quickly as possible.
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