Japanese boy (7) have not found

- In Japan, people are still desperately looking for the 7-year-old boy who was put as a punishment from the car by his parents. The quest, where about 180 police officers, firefighters and foresters participate in, now is his fourth day. The boy that Yamato Tanooka called, was left in a wooded area where many bears live.

The police are looking into the possibilities to sue the parents for neglect. Yamato was left as punishment because he threw stones at passersby and cars. Initially the parents reported to the police with the information that was missing their son. Later, the monkey out of the bag came and gave the parents admitted that they themselves had left their son. On the way to the exit Yamato was put out of the car. After about 5 minutes- according to father a distance of 500 meters- the father went back to pick up his son, but Yamato was gone.

On social media, the parents of the boy have to endure the now considerably. 'I'm so sorry and would like to let my son know,' cried 44-year-old father Takayuki before the cameras Nippon TV. 'We never wanted this. I want to apologize to the many people we have brought this trouble. '
  
    
     
      
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At the time of his disappearance Yamato wore a t-shirt and jeans. He had no food or drink with them. In the night from Sunday to Monday was only 7 degrees and there was a lot of rain. There are also fresh bear tracks found in the area. The police used sniffer dogs and horses in the quest for Yamato. Mitsuru Wakayama, a spokeswoman for the nearby town of Nanae, says there is a sporadic walker through the area. 'There is no relief. No wonder the area is so popular among bears. '