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Search Underway for Missing Boy and Kayaker Incident in Hamilton

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Hamilton police are reaching out to the community for assistance as they continue the search for a missing seven-year-old boy last spotted at Binbrook Conservation Area.

According to a news release, Nathanael Selambi was last seen around 3 p. m. on Wednesday at the conservation area located on Harrison Road in Binbrook.

Investigators reported that Selambi was near the beach by the floating inflatable playground.

“Nathanael Selambi is described as a black male with a skinny build, 4’0” tall, and short/shaved hair,” police mentioned in their statement.

He was wearing a white tank top featuring Thomas the Tank Engine, green shorts with a small orange logo above his left knee, and green swim goggles.

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The search has been active since about 3 p. m. Wednesday when Nathanael went missing while visiting the park, said Hamilton police media officer Adam Kimber on Thursday.

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Kimber noted that there were approximately 1,000 people at Binbrook Conservation Area when the seven-year-old disappeared. He was last seen near the water around 3 p. m.

“We’re checking every nook and cranny at this park,” Kimber told reporters. “We hope we find him.”

The Hamilton police have deployed their Ground Search and Rescue Team, Marine Unit, Mounted Unit, and investigative units, along with all-terrain vehicles to search through the area.

The police also confirmed they are being aided by an Ontario Provincial Police helicopter and the Peel Regional Police Marine Unit, as stated in an announcement.

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The authorities are searching Binbrook Conservation Area in Hamilton for missing seven-year-old Nathanael Selambi on Thursday. An unrelated kayaking accident at this location also resulted in one man’s death.

During this operation, emergency responders also dealt with another separate incident involving a kayaker who capsized, as shared in a social media update.

The man was rescued from the water and taken to hospital but sadly passed away later.

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If you were at Binbrook Conservation Area on Wednesday and might have seen Nathanael or have any information regarding his whereabouts, please get in touch with Hamilton police.

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