In England, after searching with helicopters, the body of a three-year-old boy was found.

The body of missing three-year-old Noah Woods was found in a reservoir in the English county of Suffolk after a large-scale search operation involving more than 1.3 thousand people and helicopters. This was reported by the Metro newspaper on September 15.

"First of all, our thoughts are with Noah's family and everyone who knew him," Police Superintendent Tom Pierce said in a statement.

According to the newspaper, the boy was last seen near a playground in the village of Brantham. He was with his grandfather, but he broke free and ran away.

About a day later, divers found the child's body in the Decoy Pond, about 300 m away. from the place of his disappearance. The official identification procedure has not yet been completed, but Noah's relatives have already been notified of the discovery.

The police currently do not consider the circumstances of the death suspicious, but the causes of the incident have yet to be determined.

It is reported that more than 1.3 thousand people took part in the search for the boy. The volunteers toured the surroundings, gardens and outbuildings. Emergency services were also involved in the operation.

Noah did not speak and had partial hearing loss, so he could not respond to his name. Before his disappearance, he was wearing a white T-shirt with characters from the animated series Bluey, shorts and black sneakers with a white stripe, the newspaper said.

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