WA police appeal for help to find 10-year-old girl missing from Perth suburbs
Lyndel Ningella was last seen leaving home in Butler on Saturday evening prompting concerns about her safety Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Western Australia police have appealed for help in finding a 10-year-old girl who went missing from Perth’s outer northern suburbs on Saturday. Lyndel Ningella has not been seen since early Saturday evening when police said the…
A ten-year-old Indigenous girl reported missing from Perth's outer northern suburbs has been found, according to Western Australia police. The girl was last seen leaving a home in Butler on Saturday evening, August 15th, around 5:45pm. She was spotted wearing black shorts and a black jumper, and is described as being approximately 160cm tall, of medium build, with long brown hair featuring blonde ends and dark brown eyes.
Police initially believed she might have traveled up to 80km away, potentially reaching areas such as Kwinana, Leda, Parmelia, or Wellard on Perth's coastal outer suburbs. However, a press conference was held on Tuesday, August 18th, to appeal for assistance in locating the missing child. Assistant Superintendent Darren Hart of the Mandurah district police expressed concern for the girl's safety, suggesting she could be staying with family or associates.
Hart stated that the girl may have been in the Wellard area over the weekend, raising worries about her well-being as a young individual navigating the world alone.
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