Officers in Kent have issued an urgent appeal for two missing children, aged 12 and 14, who are believed to have travelled to London without their parents’ knowledge.
According to the authorities, the two children, whose names have not been disclosed, were last seen in their hometown of Kent on the morning of September 1st. It is believed that they left their home sometime during the day and made their way to London, a distance of over 60 miles.
The police have launched a full-scale search operation and have urged the public to come forward with any information that could help locate the missing children. They have also released pictures of the two children in hopes of generating leads.
The disappearance of these two young children has left their parents and the community in a state of shock and worry. The police have reassured the public that they are doing everything in their power to find the children and bring them home safely.
This incident serves as a reminder to parents and guardians to always be aware of their children’s whereabouts and to have open communication with them. It is important for children to understand the potential dangers of travelling alone and to seek permission from their parents before embarking on any journey.
The police have also urged the children to make contact with their families or the authorities as soon as possible to let them know that they are safe. They want to remind the children that they are not in any trouble and their well-being is the top priority.
The search for the two missing children has sparked a wave of support and concern from the local community. Many have taken to social media to share the appeal and to offer their assistance in any way possible.
In a statement, Chief Inspector John Smith said, “We are extremely concerned for the safety and well-being of these two children. We urge anyone who may have seen them or has any information on their whereabouts to come forward.”
He also added, “We understand that the children may have left their home voluntarily, but we need to ensure that they are safe and in good hands. We urge them to make contact with us or their families as soon as possible.”
The police have also advised the public to refrain from spreading any unverified information on social media, as it could potentially hinder the search operation and cause unnecessary distress to the families involved.
The disappearance of these two children is a reminder of the importance of community support and coming together in times of need. The authorities are doing everything in their power to locate the children and bring them back to their families.
We urge anyone with information on the whereabouts of the two missing children to contact the police immediately. Let us all work together to ensure the safe return of these two young children to their loved ones.
