Police divers have arrived at a sprawling, isolated cattle station in far north Queensland to help search for a toddler who went missing two days ago.If the little boy is still alive, he's now spent two nights on his own in the bush after going missing from his home on Tuesday afternoon. Search efforts are continuing, with crews on foot scouring dense bushland on Koolatah Station, which backs onto a lagoon and the Mitchell River, east of Kowanyama.
Private helicopters and police divers and drones are also supporting the search of the 170,000-hectare station, on the western side of Cape York Peninsula. The boy's mother, Natasha Scott, and distraught relatives have shared their desperation on social media."As people way know my little Ruby has gone missing," she wrote on Facebook on Wednesday.Emergency personnel search the area.Ms Scott thanked everyone who had helped spread the message about her son and joined in to look for him.
"Come home baby please Aunty Reesey misses you we all miss you," his aunt Cherese Scott wrote on Facebook.Family, station employees and workers from neighbouring stations began looking for the little boy on Tuesday and called police around nightfall when they couldn't find him. They continued searching through Tuesday night and were joined on Wednesday by State Emergency Services personnel, rangers and workers from a construction site in Kowanyama.
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