ACT Policing has issued an urgent public appeal for assistance in locating a 12-year-old girl who has gone missing from Canberra's northern suburbs.
The young girl, identified as Sienna, was last seen in the Ngunnawal area on Tuesday afternoon, sparking immediate concern among authorities and community members alike.
Community Mobilises in Search Effort
Police are coordinating extensive ground searches while calling on Canberra residents to remain vigilant. "We hold significant concerns for Sienna's welfare," stated an ACT Policing spokesperson. "Every piece of information, no matter how small it might seem, could prove crucial in bringing her home safely."
What We Know About Sienna's Disappearance
- Name: Sienna
- Age: 12 years old
- Last Seen: Ngunnawal area on Tuesday afternoon
- Current Status: Missing under concerning circumstances
Investigators are urging anyone who may have seen Sienna or has information about her current whereabouts to come forward immediately. The community's eyes and ears could make the critical difference in this time-sensitive situation.
How Canberrans Can Help
Local residents are being asked to:
- Check their personal security cameras for any relevant footage
- Report any potential sightings, no matter how brief
- Share official police information through their networks
- Remain observant in their local communities
"In situations like this, community assistance becomes invaluable," the police spokesperson emphasised. "Someone out there might have seen something that seems insignificant to them but could be the breakthrough we need."
The search operation continues around the clock as authorities work tirelessly to locate the missing girl and reunite her with her family.
