A five-year-old, Daniel Alaby, was found deceased in the River Thames after going missing from his home in Thamesmead, leading to an investigation by the Metropolitan Police and a communal outpouring of grief.
A five-year-old boy, Daniel Alaby, tragically lost his life after being found in the River Thames, having gone missing from his home in Thamesmead, south-east London. The Metropolitan Police initiated a search following Daniel’s disappearance and discovered him in the river at approximately 6.23 pm. Despite efforts to save him, including administering CPR, Daniel was later pronounced dead in the hospital.
The police have indicated that there are no signs of foul play involved in this incident. Investigations are ongoing to fully understand the circumstances surrounding this tragic event. The authorities have extended their support to Daniel’s grieving family during this challenging time.
The Metropolitan Police have called for anyone with information about Daniel’s whereabouts on the day he went missing to come forward and assist their investigation. Community members have been asked to contact the police with any relevant details.
This incident has deeply affected the local community, leading to an outpouring of shock and sympathy for Daniel’s family. A book of condolences has been organized by Reverend Sally Willett, allowing community members to express their sorrow and memorialize the young boy.
Amidst ongoing investigations and communal mourning, the importance of water safety, particularly concerning young children, has been highlighted.
