Six-year-old boy found alive after six days missing in forest
Dang Tien Lam, a 6-year-old boy from Yen Bai Province, Vietnam, was found alive after being lost in the forest for five days. Lam had gone missing on August 17 after leaving a meal with his siblings at a relative's house. A search effort involving over 200 people, including police officers, soldiers, militia members, and local volunteers, was conducted. Farmer Ly Van Nang discovered Lam, who was exhausted and hungry, in a bush without food or water for days. Lam was reunited with his parents and taken to a local medical station for a health check-up.
In Commerce Township, a 14-year-old boy with autism was rescued from a swamp after disappearing during a church group trip. The boy had run off while on a hiking trail in Proud Lake State Recreation Area. Authorities launched a search after receiving a 911 call and found him in a remote area more than a mile off-trail. He was treated for minor injuries and has since been released from the hospital.
In Camden, 16-year-old Seth Lopes has been missing since August 11. Described as slim, 5ft 8ins tall with dark brown hair in mid-length braids, Lopes was last seen wearing a black Nike zip-up hoodie and black jogging bottoms. His family is urging anyone with information to come forward, and Detective Inspector Amin Kohzadbayat from the Met’s missing persons unit has expressed concern for his safety.
Authorities in Isabella County, Michigan, are seeking public assistance to locate 6-year-old Rowan Milford Morey, who was last seen with his father, Michael Steven Winchell, in Mt. Pleasant. Rowan is described as 49 inches tall, weighing 49 pounds, with blue eyes and blond hair. They may be driving a black extended cab pickup truck pulling a white camper. Anyone with information is urged to contact Isabella Co. Central Dispatch at 989-773-1000.
