NAIROBI: Recover a missing child being found alive after being saved by cart staff

In a heart attack, a group of cart staff rescued baby Austin Karema who was lost on the streets of Njenga, and met him with his frustrated family
The young boy disappeared while playing strong constantly, causing movement to start searching for him immediately
His safe return has sparked joy and gratitude, with many praising the unselfish intervention of daily heroes

Nairobi – Tears of Happiness and Thanksgiving were filled with air while young Austin Karema was found safe after disappearing early in the afternoon.

Austin Karema was already wearing another pair of clothes due to whatever he missed. Photo: EV Mercy Nungari.
Source: Facebook

The little boy was lost while playing with other children near the Penda Hospital building in a strong constant.

Where was Austin Karema found?

According to evangelist Mercy Nungari, Karema was rescued by a group of motorists in the Mukulu dump area.

Eyewitnesses explained that the child was seen wandering alone before the motorists intervened and ensured his safety.

Their immediate action and their goodness have been greatly praised, with many recognizing their contribution to bringing Austin back to his family.

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Austin's mother, who had been trapped in thoughts since her disappearance, was filled with feelings when she got a good message.

“This morning, he cried a lot, and we prayed, believing that God would protect him,” Nungari said. “And of course, God answered our prayers.”

Social network users praising the cartel in the cart

Many have used social networks to praise the Mkotoni team for their dedicated act, to prove that true heroes are walking among us.

Some people believe that someone stole the young boy but left the dump after the posters spread online.

Their belief stems from the fact that Austin was already wearing new clothes to distort the effort to find him.

Mary Favour:

“Thank you Lord, you have done. My words are not enough, my God, receive all glory. Amen.”

Alicia Ess:

“The fact that his clothes were changed means the news would be very bad, but who is God ??? at least our prayers have been answered.”

Monicah Ndibui:

“Glory to God, because if there was no one there in the dump, go ahead a little bit of the hole there is only God. Thank you to the people of the cart.”