Two 13-year-old girls who are missing from Croydon are "known to each other", police have confirmed.
UPDATE: They have now been found safe and well.
Antonia and Annie were both last seen on July 1.
Officers are working to clarify exact details, but both still remain missing.
#MISSING#CHILD | We are appealing for information to locate ANTONIA from CROYDON 13 YRS OLD She was last seen on 01/07/2022 wearing black trainers and a BLACK COAT - WITH COLOURED SPLATTERED PLAINT ON IT anyone with information is asked to call 101 quoting 22MIS022701 pic.twitter.com/riyFbeUkDc
— Croydon MPS (@MPSCroydon) July 4, 2022
Antonia was wearing black trainers and a black coat with coloured splattered paint on it.
Annie was wearing all black clothing.
Anyone with information on Antonia is asked to call 101 quoting reference 22MIS022701.
#MISSING#CHILD | We are appealing for information to locate ANNIE from CROYDON 13 YRS OLD
— Croydon MPS (@MPSCroydon) July 4, 2022
She was last seen on 01/07/2022 wearing all black clothing. Anyone with information is asked to call 101 quoting 22MIS022681 pic.twitter.com/YLJTHsSFuo
If you have seen Annie or have any information on her whereabouts, call 101 and quote reference 22MIS022681.
A spokesperson for the Met Police said: "While both are known to each other we’re still working to clarify the exact details.
"Both still remain missing at this time."
Croydon Police tweeted: "#MISSING#CHILD
"We are appealing for information to locate ANTONIA from CROYDON 13 YRS OLD.
"She was last seen on 01/07/2022 wearing black trainers and a BLACK COAT - WITH COLOURED SPLATTERED PLAINT ON IT.
"Anyone with information is asked to call 101 quoting 22MIS022701."
Croydon Police also tweeted: " “#MISSING#CHILD | We are appealing for information to locate ANNIE from CROYDON 13 YRS OLD.
“She was last seen on 01/07/2022 wearing all black clothing. Anyone with information is asked to call 101 quoting 22MIS022681.”
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