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Search Continues for Missing Three-Year-Old Boy in Brantham

The search for three-year-old Noah Woods, who is non-verbal and partially deaf, is ongoing in Brantham, Suffolk, after he went missing from a playground on September 15. Local officials report no sightings of Noah, and hundreds of volunteers are assisting police in the search efforts.

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The search for three-year-old Noah Woods, who is non-verbal and partially deaf, is ongoing in Brantham, Suffolk, after he went missing from a playground on September 15. Local officials report no sightings of Noah, and hundreds of volunteers are assisting police in the search efforts.

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Original Headline

Desperate search continues into second day to find partially deaf and non-verbal boy, three, who got away from his grandfather in a park: Officials say no sightings of Noah have been reported - as '1,000 locals' join police to scour area

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Search Continues for Missing Three-Year-Old Boy in Brantham