Singapore – On Wednesday, January 16, a very worried mother, Siti Shahira, reported that her child, Danish Farazqi bin Md Fazlee was missing. The nightmare of any parent. She went to Facebook to try to reach out to a larger audience and since then it has garnered over 1,000 shares.

Quick on the case was the Singapore Police Force (SPF) who started an appeal, later that day, for any information that could lead to Danish’s whereabouts.

Danish’s grandmother informed the police that Danish is a 7-year old boy with autism. It was around the time when his mother was away bringing his two other siblings to school that he went missing. He was last seen that day, around 10am at Blk 61 Geylang Bahru, wearing a white and orange shirt and orange shorts. See the full post below by the SPF:

Appeal for information – Danish Farazqi Bin Md Fazlee [FOUND]The Police are appealing for information on the…

Posted by Singapore Police Force on Tuesday, 15 January 2019

This is one common story but with a happy ending. Only 3 hours after the appeal was posted, Danish was found at NEX, a shopping mall in Serangoon. His heroes were the patrolling officers from Serangoon Neighbourhood Police Centre. Apparently, Danish had taken several buses which got him lost and ended up in the mall.

The heroes without capes were not satisfied with merely returning the child back to his family but went as far as purchasing a toy for Danish.

Just look at that very happy smile that would make anyone’s frown turn upside down.

Her mother updated her Facebook post and was overflowing with thankfulness for everyone involved, especially the Singapore Police Force. See her post below. It even includes another one of Danish’s adorable smiles.

(FOUND) THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR SHARING. ALHAMDULLILAH HE IS SAFE. I APPRECIATE ALL EFFORTS FROM MY FAMILY MEMBER,…

Posted by Siti Shahira on Tuesday, 15 January 2019

It would seem that the police holding Danish in the picture is well-loved by many. Netizens have commented how they have worked with the officer and how dedicated he is at his job.

Photo: Facebook screengrab
Photo: Facebook screengrab

Others are proud of the SPF as a whole.

Photo: Facebook screengrab
Photo: Facebook screengrab

Miguel Enrique Punzalan knows just how scary it is as a parent to experience something like this. He is glad that Danish was reunited with his family.

Photo: Facebook screengrab

Even Danish’s mom has commented on the post of the SPF, thanking them once more. Nur Azmina adds a funny scenario that could have happened when Danish was brought back to his mother.

Photo: Facebook screengrab

ByHana O