Relief swept through Birmingham today as police confirmed that two missing boys, aged 10 and 12, have been found safe after disappearing from a local park earlier in the day. The children, identified by Birmingham Police as Abu and Bilal, had last been seen enjoying ice creams in the city’s popular 250-acre Cannon Hill Park before they vanished, sparking a major manhunt.

Concerned locals took to social media to express their worries, with reports of helicopters scouring the park area. Messages of support flooded in for the families of the missing boys, with many expressing hopes for a swift and safe resolution to the situation.

In response to the growing concern, Birmingham Police issued appeals for information, sharing images of Abu and Bilal and urging anyone with information to come forward. The force deployed numerous resources to search the area, indicating the seriousness of the situation.

Tonight, a spokesperson for the police department delivered the news that had been anxiously awaited by the community: “10-year-old Bilal and 12-year-old Abu have just been found safe and well. Thank you so much for your concern and for sharing our appeal.”

The successful resolution of this incident highlights the importance of swift community action and police response in ensuring the safety of all residents, particularly children. The families of Abu and Bilal can now breathe a sigh of relief knowing that their loved ones are back home safe and sound.