 
 <prompt> text: ```(CNN) -- One five-year-old British boy wey dem kidnap for Pakistan earlier dis month don dey found safe and e don dey with im relatives, British High Commission talk on Tuesday.

Sahil Saeed bin release for one school for Punjab province for Pakistan, Assistant Chief Constable David Thompson of Greater Manchester Police for England talk, wey dey near im parents house for Oldham.

From there, Sahil waka enta one field and people wey dey there see am and take care of am until police show face, Thompson talk.

Regional Pakistani police talk say dem find Sahil near Danga town for Punjab province, wey dey close to where dem kidnap am on March 3.

Sahil dey okay, Aslam Tareen, the head of regional police talk.

"E dey with im family members for Pakistan and the Pakistani police, and British High Commission dey also involved," Thompson talk. E add say Sahil don already talk with im mama and papa for England through phone and both parents dey "clearly relieved" to hear their pikin voice.

The High Commission release one statement to thank police for Jhelum, another town for eastern Punjab province, for the pikin return.

"This news sweet well well as e don end the wahala wey Sahil and im family face," Adam Thomson, the British high commissioner to Pakistan talk.

Police don arrest some of the kidnappers, Rana Sanaullah, the provincial law minister talk.

Sahil, wey be British citizen wey get Pakistani descent, bin dey on im last day of two-week holiday for Pakistan before e for return house for Oldham, for northern England.

Answer this series of questions:

1. Who dem kidnap?
2. Where e dey live?
3. Where be dat?
4. Where dem carry am go?
5. Wetin e dey do for Pakistan?
6. How long e go last?
7. How much remain?
8. When dem kidnap am?
9. Dem release am?
10. Where?
11. Where be dat?
12. Where e go?
13. Who see am?
14. Where?
15. Dem beat am?
16. Person call police?
17. E fit talk with im parents?
18. How?
19. Where dem dey?
20. Dem catch any kidnappers?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: 1. One five-year-old British pikin.
2. Oldham.
3. England.
4. Near the town of Danga for Punjab province.
5. Vacation.
6. Two weeks.
7. One day.
8. March 3.
9. Yes.
10. For one school.
11. The Punjab province.
12. unknown
13. Residents.
14. One field.
15. No.
16. Yes.
17. Yes.
18. Telephone.
19. England.
20. Yes. 