The Mlaba family from KwaMashu F-Section in KwaZulu-Natal is appealing to the public for assistance in locating their missing son, Thabiso Mlaba. The 19-year-old teenager has been reported missing since early Thursday morning, and his disappearance has left his family deeply worried.
Thabiso, who suffers from a mental illness, was last seen around 5am on Thursday. His sudden disappearance has sparked concern among both family members and the local community. Given his medical condition, his family fears for his safety and well-being.
The Mlaba family is reaching out to anyone who may have seen Thabiso or has information about his whereabouts to come forward. His mental health condition makes it crucial that he be found and returned home as soon as possible. The longer he remains missing, the higher the risk of harm or distress he may face.
In an effort to spread awareness, the Mlaba family has contacted Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA), a private emergency response organization, to assist in the search. The organization is now actively involved and has issued a public request for any information that could lead to finding the missing teen.
Residents of KwaMashu and the surrounding areas are encouraged to be on the lookout for Thabiso and report any sightings immediately. His family describes him as vulnerable due to his condition and emphasizes the importance of a swift and safe return.
If you have any information about Thabiso Mlaba’s location or if you think you may have seen him, please contact Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) at 086 1234 333. Your assistance could be vital in reuniting a worried family with their beloved son.
The Mlaba family is relying on the support of the community and hopes that someone will come forward with helpful information. Every moment counts, and the power of community support may be the key to bringing Thabiso home safely.