Parents say toddler found in middle of main road after wandering off from nursery
"He could have been hit by a car, a bus, he could have been taken," Al Roshoq said. Despite them keeping a watchful eye on Noah, they said they were fearful for his safety and cannot rest."It's the worst possible scenario. The nursery then made the couple aware of posts on Facebook about the incident, including a post from Nicolle Richards, who said she found Noah in the middle of the road and reported the incident.In the post, Richards said: "Today has been one of the scariest days of my life.
- ▪"He could have been hit by a car, a bus, he could have been taken," Al Roshoq said.
- ▪Despite them keeping a watchful eye on Noah, they said they were fearful for his safety and cannot rest."It's the worst possible scenario.
- ▪The nursery then made the couple aware of posts on Facebook about the incident, including a post from Nicolle Richards, who said she found Noah in the middle of the road and reported the incident.In the post, Richards said: "Today has been
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Parents say toddler found in middle of main road after escaping nurseryImage source, Sarah DurganImage caption, Two-year-old Noah was found by a stranger after escaping from nursery on WednesdayByCharlie BucklandBBC WalesPublished4 minutes agoParents who claim son escaped nursery and was found by a stranger on a busy road say they have been left traumatised.Sarah Durgan, 22, and Tarik Al Roshoq, 24, from Swansea, said their two-year-old son Noah was found on his own on Gors Avenue, Mayhill. "He could have been hit by a car, a bus, he could have been taken," Al Roshoq said.
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