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Natnael Yemane was chosen by Locog as part of an international scheme to bring sport to children. He went missing from his hotel in Nottingham just hours after his leg of the relay. Police said he had been found a day after his disappearance. They had been concerned since he is speaks little English and was thought not be be street wise.
By. Helen Collis. PUBLISHED:. 14:23 EST, 29 June 2012. |. UPDATED:. 06:14 EST, 30 June 2012. Olympic torch-bearer Natneal Yemane carrying the flame through Radcliffe-on-Trent, Nottingham. A few hours later, he went missing from his hotel. An Ethiopian teenager who went missing hours after taking part in the Olympic torch relay has been found by police. Natnael Yemane, 15, was last seen leaving his hotel at 9.15pm on Thursday having earlier carried the torch during the Nottinghamshire stretch of the route. His disappearance prompted police to launch a missing person appeal, and were concerned for his welfare. But officers found him safe and well in Nottingham last night - around 24 hours after he vanished. He was one of 20 young people selected to take part in the torch relay through Locog's International Inspiration programme. The youngster was chosen as a. torchbearer as part of the programme. which provides sport and play opportunities to more than 12 million. children in 20 countries around the world. The. programme was developed to help enrich the lives of young people around. the world through physical education and activities. He took part in the Olympic torch relay on Thursday, carrying the flame on a leg through Radcliffe-on-Trent. The teenager was cheered on by thousands of people as he carried the torch. Hours later however, he was reported missing from the hotel he was staying at in Nottingham. He was staying at the Jurys Inn, at Waterfront Plaza, Nottingham and is believed to have left at 9.15pm.. Police in Nottingham reported they found Olympic torchbearer Natnael Yemane last night. Nottinghamshire Police were concerned as Mr Yemane does not speak very good English and was not thought to be street-wise. Police had been studying CCTV footage. from in and around Nottingham, including train and bus stations. He was. reported found by police late yesterday evening.