The Belgian Federal Police and the association for missing and abused children Child Focus have issued a nationwide appeal for information about the whereabout of a premature baby that disappeared from a hospital just outside the French capital Paris. The baby is believed to have been taken from the hospital by his parents. French police believe that they might be in Belgium.
Belgian police and Child Focus issue nationwide appeal for information about the whereabouts of a 17-day-old baby taken from a hospital in France
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Baby Santiago was born prematurely and requires constant medical care. His parents took him from the Robert-Ballenger Hospital maternity unit at Aulnay-sous-Bois, near Paris. The couple crossed the Belgian border in a dark blue Audi A4 with registration number GR 956 ZV.
Santiago has blond hair and is wearing a brown t-shirt and thick white velvet pyjamas. Child Focus does not have any photos of the toddler to use for the appeal.
Santiago’s father is aged 23. He was wearing dark jeans, a white T-shirt, a light blue denim jacket and a black overcoat. The baby’s mother is aged 25. She was wearing a white jumper, a green skirt and a light blue sleeveless jacket.
Anyone with any information about Santigao’s whereabouts should contact Child Focus on the freephone number 116 000 free helpline or if outside Belgium by calling +32 2 475 44 99. Both telephone numbers are staffed 24/7.