Little Frank Young is still missing, on the seventh day of his disappearance in the Red Earth Cree First Nation region, located 300 km northeast of Saskatoon.
This indigenous community uses outside volunteers to strengthen excavations in the region. The First Nation of Pulang Lupa volunteers are now allowed to join research teams.
We thank all the volunteers, the surrounding community and the media for their interest in our community and in little Frankwill we read in a message posted on Facebook on Saturday.
The community says it also accepts wire transfers to support research efforts.
Ang RCMPlocal search teams, other First Nations and the Saskatchewan Search and Rescue Volunteer Association (SARSAV) searched the area for clues to find little Frank.
On the fourth day of his disappearance, teams searched the river Carrots using boats. Ang RCMP also use a search plane with infrared imaging to locate the child.
Frank Young was last seen at his home on April 19 around 12:30 pm, so seven days have passed.
At the time of his disappearance, he was wearing rubber boots in the color of PAW Patrol, green pajamas and navy blue coat.
The child is 1.21 m tall and weighs 30 kg. She has black hair and brown eyes.
Source: Radio-Canada
