Robot to find the body of an young boy who is believed to have drowned on a WA ...
Desperate search for eight-year-old boy who mysteriously vanished during a family holiday four days ago ramps up - but authorities fear they will only find his body Search for eight-year-old in Western Australia's south is now a recovery mission Boy had been camping with family and reported missing on Sunday morning He is believed to have drowned in a kayaking accident after venturing off alone A specialist robotic camera will be used to search for his body underwater
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The search for an eight-year-old boy believed to have been in a kayaking incident in a West Australian river is now a recovery mission.
A specialist robotic camera will be used to search for the body of an eight-year-old boy who is believed to have drowned while kayaking in Western Australia's south.
The boy had been camping with family at Fernhook Falls near Walpole, about 400km southeast of Perth.
The search for an eight-year-old boy believed to have been in a kayaking incident in a West Australian river (pictured) is now a recovery mission
A land search including 60 State Emergency Service volunteers (pictured) has been suspended
He was reported missing from the campsite on Sunday morning, with police later saying he had
