Children are the most vulnerable group of people that needs constant attention and love. More so vulnerable are children with special needs. Sometimes even with proper supervision, a child could go missing.
Most often then not, a child’s disappearance is silent; the parents could be nearby but one moment they’re there and the next, they’re gone.
6yo boy goes missing
A Facebook user, namely Chezaiton Abd Aziz, has shared the missing of a 6 year old boy, and has taken to Facebook to seek help from netizens and the public to inform any sightings of the boy who went missing just yesterday (5/12/2023).
Chezaiton mentions that the boy whose name is Zayn Rayyan, has gone missing on his way back from the playground at block R, Idaman Damansara Damai Apartments.
According to the post, the mum of the child was walking in front of him while carrying bags of things she just purchased, unable to hold his hands.
As the mother glanced back to check on her child, he had vanished without a trace. There was no sound of the boy running either.
The post also has attached messages from the mother to the public. The mother mentions that Zayn Rayyan went missing at around 12 in the afternoon, this Tuesday (5/12/2023).
My son is OKU, autistic, he can’t speak. If you see him, please hold on to him and immediately call me, thank you.
Below are the boy’s details:
Name: Zayn Rayyan
Age : 6 Years Old
Height : 120 cm
Clothes worn at the time of disappearance : White collared school uniform, black pants and school shoes, school badge SKDD2 (refer to the image above)
Date of Disappearance : 5/12/2023 (Tuesday)
Time of Disappearance : 12 in the afternoon
Contact Father : 011-51687158
Contact Mother : 011-33119578
Search parties has begun
From the latest update by Chezaiton on Facebook, she shared that search parties involving the police, Bomba (firefighters) as well as the apartment residents, have begun around the apartments. She added that sniffer dogs are also used in search for the boy.
If you see any boy who fits the description, immediately call the contacts provided or the police.
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