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BackBreaking: Police find teen who had been missing in Victorian bush for six days
Breaking: Police find teen who had been missing in Victorian bush for six days
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Breaking: Police find teen who had been missing in Victorian bush for six days

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  • Police have found 17-year-old William after he disappeared while camping at Walhalla East in Victoria's east six days ago.
  • He was located this morning and reunited with his family following an intensive search involving police divers, the dog squad, and helicopters.

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Why It Matters

William disappeared on Friday while camping with a friend at Walhalla East, about 180 kilometres east of Melbourne. He left his phone, food, and water behind at a makeshift camp. Authorities were concerned for his welfare due to frigid overnight temperatures in the region.

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Police have found missing teenager William, who disappeared while camping in dense bushland in Victoria's east six days ago.

The 17-year-old, whose surname has not been released, disappeared on Friday while camping with a friend at Walhalla East, about 180 kilometres east of Melbourne.

He was last seen wearing shorts and work boots, having left his phone, food and water behind at a makeshift camp.

Authorities had been concerned for his welfare due to the frigid overnight temperatures in the region, with his disappearance sparking an intense six-day search, involving police divers, the dog squad and helicopters.

William was located this morning and reunited with his family.

Open Questions

  • What were the circumstances of William's disappearance?
  • How did William survive six days without food and water?
  • Where exactly was William located?
  • What is William's current medical condition?

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