The family of a British-born boy who went missing during the terror attack is asking anyone in Barcelona to look for him.
Seven-year-old Julian Alessandro Cadman was out with his mom when a van drove through a crowd in the popular tourist destination, Las Ramblas.
Thirteen people died in the terror attack, with more than 100 other injured. A related attack Friday morning at the coastal town of Cambrils, Spain brought the death toll up to 14.
Julian’s grandfather said his daughter-in-law, Julian’s mom, Jom, was located in a hospital in serious but stable condition.
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Reports say the pair were in Barcelona for a family wedding.
British Prime Minister Theresa May says the government is doing all it can to help amidst the reports of a child missing, though she didn’t name him.
May told Sky News Britain is “urgently looking into reports of a child believed missing, who is a British dual national.”
Norma Canaveral, Julian’s aunt, told the Telegraph that he was a “lovely, bubbly and sweet” child.
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Julian was born in Britain, but moved to Australia when he was three, the newspaper reports. His Australian father was headed to Spain to search for him.
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