Post by sevenofnine on Jun 9, 2020 11:54:48 GMT -5
They think boy may have got into shed for the night and looking for food inside maybe house so problem he can't communicate only by earphone computer
Police, SES crews and volunteers are preparing to search overnight for a missing 14-year-old boy with autism at Mount Disappointment, north of Melbourne.
Key points:
About 450 people, including local volunteers, are looking for William Callaghan who went missing on Mount Disappointment yesterday
Victoria Police Acting Inspector Christine Lalor said if anyone saw Will they should approach him in a "calm manner"
She said Will would likely tap his chest to communicate and was wearing blue track pants and a blue hooded windcheater
An air and ground search was launched yesterday for William Callaghan, known as Will, after he was separated from his family on the south side of the summit about 2:20pm yesterday.
More than 450 people joined the search through the thick, difficult terrain about 10 kilometres north of Whittlesea today.
Shortly after 3:30pm, Acting Inspector Christine Lalor said they had not yet found Will and were prepared to search overnight with "every available resource", including thermal scanners.
Police said temperatures plunged to around 0 degrees Celsius overnight, with similar temperatures forecast for tonight.
www.abc.net.au/news/2020-06-09/police-search-for-boy-missing-on-mount-disappointment/12334472
Police, SES crews and volunteers are preparing to search overnight for a missing 14-year-old boy with autism at Mount Disappointment, north of Melbourne.
Key points:
About 450 people, including local volunteers, are looking for William Callaghan who went missing on Mount Disappointment yesterday
Victoria Police Acting Inspector Christine Lalor said if anyone saw Will they should approach him in a "calm manner"
She said Will would likely tap his chest to communicate and was wearing blue track pants and a blue hooded windcheater
An air and ground search was launched yesterday for William Callaghan, known as Will, after he was separated from his family on the south side of the summit about 2:20pm yesterday.
More than 450 people joined the search through the thick, difficult terrain about 10 kilometres north of Whittlesea today.
Shortly after 3:30pm, Acting Inspector Christine Lalor said they had not yet found Will and were prepared to search overnight with "every available resource", including thermal scanners.
Police said temperatures plunged to around 0 degrees Celsius overnight, with similar temperatures forecast for tonight.
www.abc.net.au/news/2020-06-09/police-search-for-boy-missing-on-mount-disappointment/12334472
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