A 10-year-old boy has been missing for two weeks: His family is desperately seeking help and has revealed a very distinctive detail about his appearance
A boy remains missing after disappearing from Sydney’s south-west 11 days ago, with his family holding “serious concerns” for his welfare.
Police said Joziah Maharaj, 10, was last seen at Minto Railway Station about 4pm on August 14.
Liverpool Police Area Command officers were alerted on Saturday last week after the boy could not be found or contacted.
Police have said Joziah Maharaj, 10, was last seen at Minto Railway Station about 4pm on August 14. Picture: NSW Police
The Campbelltown City Police Area Command is now investigating his disappearance.
“Police and family hold serious concerns for Joziah’s welfare due to his age, and he lives with a health condition,” police said.
Police investigations indicate Joziah could currently be in the Dundas Valley area.
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He is described as being MÄori and Pacific Islander in appearance, and having a slim build and black hair that is short at the front and long at the back.
Police have issued a public appeal for assistance to find Joziah.
People with information about his whereabouts are being urged to contact Campbelltown Police Station or Crime Stoppers by calling 1800 333 000.
SOURCE: NEWS 24
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