Frantic search for parents of toddler found alone in Albury
A frantic search is under way for the parents of a little boy who turned up to a home in regional NSW dressed in pyjamas and alone.
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A toddler found unaccompanied in Albury this morning has been reunited with his parents.
The child, aged about 2, was found at a home on Waratah St, West Albury.
Police were told the little boy arrived at the house unaccompanied around 4.30am on Friday.
About 4.30am, officers from Murray River Police District were called to a house on Waratah Street, West Albury, after reports a toddler had arrived at the home unaccompanied.
Police commenced a search for the boy’s parents and located them shortly after 8am.
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