Police seek public assistance to locate missing teenager

Police seek public assistance to locate missing teenager

January 11, 2022   05:31 pm

Sri Lanka Police has initiated investigations into the disappearance of a 15-year-old girl from Navinna, Maharagama area.

According to a complaint received by the Maharagama Police, the teenager is reported missing since the 7th of January.

The details of the missing girl are as follows:

Name: Neha Kaumadee Herath
Age: 15 years
Appearance: Around 5 feet and 3 inches in height, a thin-built with hair grown up to mid-back and was last seen wearing a green colour t-shirt and black colour pants

Seeking public assistance to locate the missing girl, the police have requested the public to provide any information regarding the girl in question using the contact numbers:

Maharagama Police OIC - 071 8591645
Maharagama Police Station - 011 2850222 / 011 2850700

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