Urgent Search For Missing Six-Year-Old Girl In South East London

Police have launched an ‘urgent’ search for a six-year-old girl who has gone missing from a housing estate in Southeast London.

The girl, name Eudine, was reported missing at around 10.40pm Monday night from the Thamesmead estate in Greenwich.

Officers are "extremely concerned for her welfare".

She is described as wearing a light pink, long-sleeved set of pajamas, while also wearing a white bag with a daisy design.

"We are extremely concerned for her welfare and officers are carrying out urgent enquiries to find her.

"We're asking local people to call us straight away with any information about her whereabouts.

"If you live in Thamesmead or nearby, please check gardens, sheds and locked areas, as well as any CCTV or doorbell footage."Please call 999 if you see her or if you have any information."

Let's hope this little one is found safe and well sharpish.

Edit: By the looks of it shes been found.

At 9.44am on Tuesday, the Met said: “We are pleased to confirm that Eudine, six, who was reported missing from Thamesmead yesterday has been found safe and well.”

I bet that was one hell of a long night for the parents.

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That's great news. What happened though? Did she sleepwalk out of her house at night?

a reply to: quintessentone

I dont know myself.

According to my Mrs through she used to sleepwalk at that age and venture outside at night and that's in rain hail and snow.

So it could be i suppose.

Just glad the little one is ok given what transpired yesterday which granted is not related, just tragic.

Anyhoo home safe and well now.

a reply to: andy06shake

I am trying to lessen my dose of tragic news especially where children are concerned.

These 3 girls murdered in the United Kingdom is Tragic. Everyone thought it was a Muslim.

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i think you must be mistaken, this thread is about a different event, and your link is about USA politics, suprise suprise

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