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01-12-2014, 12:54 PM
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Police are appealing for information following the disappearance of two young girls in north London.
Vitalija Sidlauskaite and Wiktoria Popiel, both 12, are thought to have been walking to a bus stop in the Wood Green area when they went missing.
Wiktoria was due to return home after dropping her friend off at the bus stop on Lordship Lane but the last sighting of the girls was on Morley Avenue.
Their parents believe they may have boarded a W3 or 217 bus towards Tottenham or gone to the ice rink at Alexandra Palace.
Police say their disappearance is completely out of character and they have never gone missing before.
Wiktoria, who wears glasses, was wearing a brown jacket with fur around the hood, blue jeans and blue Adidas trainers. She speaks English and Polish.
Vitalija was wearing blue jeans and a black jacket and speaks English and Russian.
Their families and the authorities are extremely concerned for their welfare and have urged anyone who has any information about their disappearance to contact police on 101.
Police are appealing for information following the disappearance of two young girls in north London.
Vitalija Sidlauskaite and Wiktoria Popiel, both 12, are thought to have been walking to a bus stop in the Wood Green area when they went missing.
Wiktoria was due to return home after dropping her friend off at the bus stop on Lordship Lane but the last sighting of the girls was on Morley Avenue.
Their parents believe they may have boarded a W3 or 217 bus towards Tottenham or gone to the ice rink at Alexandra Palace.
Police say their disappearance is completely out of character and they have never gone missing before.
Wiktoria, who wears glasses, was wearing a brown jacket with fur around the hood, blue jeans and blue Adidas trainers. She speaks English and Polish.
Vitalija was wearing blue jeans and a black jacket and speaks English and Russian.
Their families and the authorities are extremely concerned for their welfare and have urged anyone who has any information about their disappearance to contact police on 101.