Boy missing after strolling at Loyola Memorial Park | Inquirer News

Boy missing after strolling at Loyola Memorial Park

/ 05:18 PM November 01, 2013

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MANILA, Philippines—A boy vendor went missing Thursday night after he was last seen strolling with his friends in Loyola Memorial Park in Marikina City, authorities said.

The boy, about  10 to 12 years old, has not yet been seen by his relatives since he loitered at around 10 p.m. Thursday, wearing blue shirt and green jogging pants.

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Marikina City Social Welfare and Development Office’s Lost and Found section Chona Juatas told INQUIRER.net that the boy’s uncle only reported the incident this morning.

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The boy was selling “rolling lights,” inside the cemetery, his relatives said.

No departed members of the boy’s family are laid to rest in Loyola, they said.

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Juatas said the search for the boy was ongoing. “We announce his name in our PA (public address) system every hour,” she added.

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A similar case was also reported on Thursday afternoon. But the missing five-year-old boy was found the same day.

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Inside Loyola cemetery, the Marikina police have estimated the number of visitors to reach 7,500 as of 12 noon.

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