MUMBAI, Aug. 1 -- An eight-year-old boy with special needs, who wandered nearly 1.5 km away from his home in Jogeshwari East on Thursday, was reunited with his family within two hours after a police constable traced his identity using the logo on his BMC school T-shirt. The boy, identified as Shahbaz Ansari, was found crying alone near a tea stall around 4 pm by Police Naik Avinash Misal, who was on foot patrol. According to police, the child was unable to tell officers his name or address and could only utter the words "Amma" and "Abba". Senior police inspector Iqbal Shikalgar said Misal noticed the words "Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation Hindi School, Jogeshwari East, Mumbai" printed on the child's T-shirt and immediately visited the school. There, teacher Laksh Kumar Nandeshwar informed him that although the boy no longer studied there, the school's records contained details of his family. The records also showed that the child was now studying at Sopan Special English Medium School. Misal contacted the school, where the teacher identified the boy and shared his parents' details, enabling police to quickly trace the family. Police said the child had slipped out of his house in the Bandra Plot area of Meghwadi while his mother was occupied in the kitchen....