Desperate search underway for a missing teenage boy, 14, who hasn't been seen for two weeks after he disappeared riding his bike
- Teenage boy was last seen on Beerwah Street in Landsborough on August 7
- His bike was found near a bushland in Mooloolah Valley on Saturday
- Last mobile phone signal was recorded around the same area
Police are scouring bushland in a desperate search for a teenage boy who hasn't been seen for almost two weeks.
Michael Ryan, 14, was last seen on Beerwah Street in Landsborough, Queensland on the morning of August 7.
He was last spotted on his black and yellow pushbike wearing a black jacket and black wool beanie.
Pictured: Michael Ryan, last seen on his black and yellow pushbike wearing a black jacket and black wool beanie on the morning of August 7
SES volunteers searching bushland near the small town of Mooloolah Valley on Monday
The boy had previously shown an interest in the outdoors and exploring the bush.
But his grandmother, Lloma Dunne, told the media that it was very out of character for Micheal to be missing for this long.
Aerial and ground searches of bushland near the small town of Mooloolah Valley are underway, after his bike was found on Saturday.
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It was around this area where his mobile phone last recorded a signal.
A local bushwalker described the area as difficult to search due to the numerous tracks in the dense bushland.
However, police and volunteers are being thorough and doing their best to find the teenager.
Thorough searches underway by police with the assistance of SES volunteers on Monday
Family friend Tracy Disney shared her concerns with the ABC saying she fears time may be running out.
'We're devastated, we're just so scared, we're just so worried. We just have no clue, don't know what to think. It's just a nightmare,' she said.
Police are urging for anyone who may have information about his whereabouts to come forward.
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