The last trace of Rami, who disappeared six days ago in Granollers: from a hotel camera to possible sightings in Barcelona

The search for Rami, a 12-year-old autistic minor who disappeared on October 4 in the Barcelona municipality of Granollers during the torrential rains that hit the town, does not stop after six days of uncertainty in which the emergency services continue working to find his whereabouts. This Wednesday, emergency teams expanded the search radius to the north, south and east of the aforementioned town. Rami's family has not lost hope of finding him alive and does not rule out that he could have gone to Barcelona on his own.

According to the local media El Caso, a search for the child has also begun in other surrounding municipalities such as Corró d'Avall, Lliçà de Munt, Montmeló, Montornès del Vallès and Roca del Vallès. For the moment, the troops are keeping all hypotheses open and have extended the searches even to agroforestry areas.

The head of the Northern Metropolitan Emergency Region of the Generalitat Firefighters, Eduard Martínez, explained that the operation had moved to new sectors after intensely reviewing other areas. "There are certain areas that have been combed very intensely where we rule out finding Rami," Martínez said three days ago in statements to the media.

Firefighters, Mossos d'Esquadra, Local Police, Rural Agents and Civil Protection participate in the device, as well as dozens of volunteers. The teams have helicopters, drones, canine units and underwater specialists to inspect flooded areas.

The family reconstructs the last movements of the minor

While work on the ground continues, the family tries to reconstruct the minor's last movements. As his entourage explained to Informativos Telecinco, Rami was last captured by a security camera at the Ciutat de Granollers Hotel around 3:15 a.m. on Sunday. The images, according to his relatives, show him walking down the street, on a road parallel to the railway tracks, and not along the train tracks themselves, as had initially been reported.

The railway area has already been searched without any evidence being found that would allow the child to be located. The search continues to expand and investigators are also following different leads in Barcelona. The family has recalled that Rami has a special fondness for trains and that, in a previous disappearance, he reached the Catalan capital by public transport, which is why they have asked that possible sightings reported to the authorities not be ruled out.

According to the information published by the television station, the minor would have left the home he shares with his mother, located on Bartomeu Serrat Argemí street in Granollers, around 2:30 a.m. on Sunday. The boy was possibly frightened by the thunder of the storms.

Rami, who has type 2 autism, had already disappeared on other occasions, although he had never gone so long without being located. His cousin Soraya explained to the aforementioned media that the child does not communicate, a circumstance that increases the family's concern about the difficulties he could have in asking for help.

According to the description released by the Mossos d'Esquadra, Rami is 1.73 meters tall, has dark skin, a strong build, short hair and when he disappeared he was wearing a turquoise t-shirt and orange shorts. The authorities have asked that anyone who can provide relevant information about his whereabouts call 112.