12-year-old foreign tourist missing in Japan, police asking for help finding her [Video]
U.K. middle schooler seen on security camera footage after leaving family’s rental property alone. Carmelita Lakdesha Paul, a 12-year-old middle school student from the U.K., arrived in Japan for sightseeing with her parents and older brother on July 21. She has now been reported missing, and the police are asking for help in finding her. […]
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A 12-year-old British middle school student, Carmelita Lakdesha Paul, is missing in Japan after leaving her family's rental property in Tokyo's Kamata neighborhood alone on August 12. Her family, who were in Japan for sightseeing with her parents and older brother, reported her missing when they couldn't find her the next morning at around 8:30.
Carmelita did not bring her phone, passport, or any substantial amount of money with her when she left, raising concerns about her safety and whereabouts. Surveillance camera footage revealed her in the Nichome section of Kamata near the rental property, dressed in a sky-blue top, black-and-white checked skirt, and black pumps, carrying a pink handbag. She was last seen passing through Yokohama Station, roughly 20 minutes south by train from Kamata Station.
The police are searching for 160 centimeter (5 feet, 3 inches) tall Carmelita with a medium build and curly black hair. The Tokyo/Yokohama area has been experiencing heavy rain recently, making the need for proper shelter more critical. The Tokyo Metropolitan Police's Kamata Station is urging anyone with information about Carmelita's whereabouts to contact them at 03-3731-0110 or any police box or station.
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