#noahwoods #missing #fyp #suffolk #fypviralシ Last sighting of missing Noah, 3, captured on CCTV 20 mins before he vanished a missing non-verbal three-year-old boy was seen on CCTV at a playground just 20 minutes before he vanished. Noah Woods, who is partially deaf, went missing at 3pm yesterday after running off from a park, sparking a huge search operation in Brantham, Suffolk. Noah had been with his grandad at an under 5s play park in Merriam Close. But the youngster – wearing a T-shirt adorned with cartoon character Bluey – is said to have run off down an alleyway next to the playground. He headed towards a new build housing estate, near a large fishing lake known as Decoy Pond that has been cordoned off by police today. CCTV released by cops shows Noah running around a swinging toy in the play park at 2.37pm. Noah’s dad Rhys Woods said he “cannot go another night knowing he is out there alone” as he made an urgent appeal to the local community. Rhys said: “[Noah] is only mildly autistic and has partial hearing loss, he is fully capable of everyday tasks. Suffolk Fire & Rescue, Suffolk Lowland Search & Rescue and a “vast number” of members of the public have also joined the search. Locals have been urged to check outbuildings, gardens and under furniture. The local council cautioned anyone who sees Noah “not to draw attention” as to avoid crowds scaring him off. The council leader said: “Remember you are looking for a frightened three-year-old.” Decoy Pond has been cordoned off by police tape as locals were warned the area is “out of bounds”. The local authority wrote: “We have just received an update from Suffolk Police that so far there have been no sightings of Noah. “The police are continuing their search through the night. “They have asked us to let the public know that if you are asked to move by the police this will be to allow them to do specialist work so please be courteous. “For all those still searching, the police would like to remind volunteers to take care, travel in pairs, wear high-vis and to keep away from dangerous sites. - @pcd2025