A 10-year-old boy was reported missing on the afternoon of this Tuesday while traveling on a bus headed to Guanabo in Havana.
The minor, named Deivid, went missing while traveling on route A42 towards that locality east of the Cuban capital, according to a post in the Facebook group Transportación Habana TH.
"Deivid's family is extremely desperate," the note emphasized.
The boy is wearing red shorts and a red sweater, the text indicated, which did not provide details about his physical characteristics or other signs that would allow for his identification.
Anyone with information that could help find the child should contact the number 63710694.
In the comments on the post, many people expressed their concern about the child's disappearance, whether he was traveling alone on the bus, and how he could have gotten lost.
The profile requested the followers' help to spread the news on social media and assist in locating Deivid as soon as possible.
On the first Sunday of June, the report of the disappearance of two girls in the municipality of Florida, Camagüey set off alarms on social media.
Ainhoa, eight years old, and her cousin Lía went out together and were last seen at the terminal of that municipality, where they boarded a bus headed to another province, without the consent of their guardians. Hours later, they were found safe on the island of Turiguanó, in Morón, Ciego de Ávila, and placed in the custody of the authorities, who returned them to their families.
A 13-year-old girl, reported missing in mid-May in the municipality of Jovellanos, Matanzas, was found alive and in good health two weeks later, in Madruga, Mayabeque province.
The police arrested a woman identified as Sixney Velázquez Berrier, accused of taking the girl from her home and not returning her. The detainee will face criminal charges for corruption of minors, according to authorities, and is in custody while the judicial process continues.
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