Dutch boy kidnapped

KUALA LUMPUR, April 30 2012- The kidnapping of a Dutch boy in Malaysia has created a frenzy all over the media that was triggered by the boy's parents and friends. Even the Prime Minister has appealed that the boy to be returned safely home.

Nayati Moodlia, 12 years old, was on his way to the Mont Kiara International school when he was bundled in a black proton car by two men.

"He is our only son... we need him back. We don't want any trouble. We just want our son back. It's not too late to let him go," father Sham Moodlia, 41, a Dutch management company employee, said in an emotional video on YouTube.

His friends and family has already started distributing pictures of him all around facebook and twitter. Now they have also started distributing pictures all around town in multi- lingual  posters so everyone will know and speed up the process of finding their only child.

The Prime Minister Najib Razak has also twitted about this unfortunate event and has police chief Ismail Omar the investigator of this case.

Local police chief Wan Abdul Bari told AFP that police were taking the incident very seriously.
"I can confirm we have received a report (of the kidnapping). Investigations is still on. We view such incidents very seriously," he said.