Victoria's father's 30-hour search failed to help search under the current 100-person epidemic is already carrying out a large-scale ground search, and a rescue helicopter hovering over the lost area of the child, according to statistics, this has involved more than 100 people.
Wizhou father Shane Wall searching for missing son william William for more than 30 hours as of wednesday, telling the 9 news that he was 177cm tall, thin, with brown hair with brown hair, a slightly loose right eye and a little less focused.
A large-scale ground search has been reported, and a rescue helicopter has circled over the children's lost areas, involving more than 100 people, according to statistics.
Among the more than 100 people who conducted ground searches were those who rode, cycled, drove and walked. The two brothers of the missing teenager and their spouses are also involved. In addition, under the current restrictions, there are volunteers to help find traces of teenagers.
According to the father, his son's disappearance is unnatural. He runs regularly and then walks along the Warburton Trail (Warburton Trail), although it is now a key search area.
When asked what type of food would be offered to soothe him if local people could find him, the father said his son liked protein bars and better than candy and junk food.
He told the search and rescue group that his son likes small animals very much, if possible, can also use dogs to lead him out, thank you.
He can not help but tears, but still cheer up to the media, police and so on continue to ask for support. People have said they are very willing to help him, and everyone attaches great importance to this matter; in addition, because of the impact of the Victoria curfew, some volunteers can not go out late at night to search, which may slow down the search for the incident. But at present, the search scope has been reduced step by step under the efforts of everyone.
Police called on the public, if someone saw young William, please calm close to him, do not scare him, had better call the police immediately; plus the weather is particularly cold, but also rain, today's search is imminent.
It is reported that the night temperature dropped to seven degrees, and tonight's temperature may be as low as four degrees.
He said his son disappeared after a walk in Yarra Ranges at 6 a.m. yesterday morning, carrying water and some food in his bag.
Please see William or what he seems to be, whether or not sure, as long as some of the features mentioned above are consistent, please call 9725 immediately 9999. Contact or call the Mooroolbark Police Department.
