Natik Namig oglu Aliyev, had disappeared from the cottage his family was staying in at a holiday camp outside the village of Eski Igrik in north-eastern Azerbaijan's Quba District.
It is believed the boy went to explore the surrounding woods, and got lost when darkness fell.

His parents noticed that the boy was missing, sparking a desperate manhunt in Eski Igrik and the surrounding areas.
After three days and nights, the boy was eventually found following a huge search effort involving both civilian rescue services and military troops.
Little Natik was found unconscious around four miles from the holiday camp, wearing nothing but his underwear.
Rescuers say he was starving and weak, having not eaten for the three days while he was gone.
The boy went missing from a holiday camp just outside the village of Eski Igrik in north-eastern Azerbaijan's Quba District, and was gone for three days
Heartwarming footage has since made its way online, showing the moment when troops dressed in military fatigues found him in the forest.
The boy was taken to a nearby hospital to be checked over with doctors, who after several tests, ruled the boy's health condition as 'satisfactory' and allowed him home to see his relieved parents.
There is no information regarding what made the boy wander into the woods in the first place.




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Shayanna Samowski, 23, was last seen at the Memorial Union at 2 p.m. Tuesday (Aug. 29). Police say she spoke on the phone with her ex-boyfriend at 2 a.m. Wednesday (Aug. 30), telling him she was at a fountain somewhere before her phone died.
"During the call she was disoriented and incoherent but was able to say she was at a fountain on the UCD campus," according to an alert sent Thursday afternoon by the City of Davis Police Department.
Samowski, a Half Moon Bay native, is described as a white female, standing 5-foot-8 and weighing 155 pounds. Police are asking anyone with information about her whereabouts
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