A 6-year-old boy who went missing while playing in the Dandenong Ranges in Victoria has been found safe.
Police located the boy at Olinda Playspace in Melbourne early this morning, after he was last seen around 4pm yesterday.
The child, who has autism, had sparked a major rescue operation by Victoria Police.
He has since been safely reunited with his family.
Olinda, where the boy was found, is a town located in the dense forest areas of the Dandenong Ranges, according to media reports.
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