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Authorities in Berlin and Brandenburg have launched an urgent public appeal for information regarding the whereabouts of 12-year-old Zeinab K., who has been reported missing for three days. The investigation indicates that the girl, a resident of Falkensee in the Havelland district, was last seen in the German capital.
Last Sighted at Alexanderplatz
According to official reports from the Brandenburg Police, Zeinab left a youth facility in Falkensee where she resides on Tuesday, November 10, at approximately 6:30 p.m. Later that evening, at around 10:30 p.m., she was spotted by family friends at Alexanderplatz in Berlin. Her current location remains unknown, and police are treating the case with high priority.
Description of the Missing Girl
To assist in the search, the police have released a photograph of the 12-year-old. Zeinab is described as being approximately 1.50 meters tall with a slender build. She has long black hair, which she may wear tied in a ponytail.
At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing specific clothing that may help members of the public identify her:
- Black sweatpants
- Black jacket
- Pink top
- Black Nike Shox shoes
Police Appeal for Public Assistance
Despite extensive investigative efforts, the police have not yet been able to determine the girl’s whereabouts. The criminal investigation department is now turning to the public for assistance. Anyone who has seen Zeinab since Tuesday evening or has information regarding her potential location is urged to contact the authorities immediately.
Information can be reported to the Havelland Police Inspectorate in Falkensee by calling 03322 2750. Alternatively, members of the public can contact any local police station with relevant details.
Source: polizei.brandenburg.de
