Police believe 13-year-old Emily, 16-year-old Logan, and 12-year-old Talisha, all from Pontypridd, south Wales, had gone camping and may be together in or near Abercynon
An urgent hunt is under way for three missing children who are thought to have vanished on a camping trip.
South Wales Police confirmed on Monday evening, September 1, that they had still not located 13-year-old Emily, 16-year-old Logan, and 12-year-old Talisha, who are believed to be together and have been missing since Sunday, August 31. All three are from Pontypridd, Wales, and concern for their welfare is intensifying as hours pass without any confirmed sighting. Officers believe the trio could have gone camping and may now be in or near Abercynon. The force is continuing efforts to track them down as appeals grow for information.
Emily is described as 5ft4 inches tall with shoulder-length blonde hair. At the time of her disappearance she was wearing black leggings, a white crop top, a hoodie, and a purple jacket over the top. Logan is reported to be 5ft11 inches tall and was last seen dressed in a black tracksuit and black trainers. Talisha is around 5ft tall, has long brown hair, and was wearing a black puffer jacket and black leggings when she was last seen.
Their disappearance has prompted urgent appeals across the community, with officers urging anyone who might have seen them or who has information about their whereabouts to come forward immediately.
Anyone who can help South Wales Police trace the children are being asked to get in touch online or by calling 101, quoting reference number 2500281076.
Posting under the title ‘MISSING’ on social media, South Wales Police urged members of the public who may have seen the teenagers to make themselves known. The force wrote on X: “Have you seen Emily, 13, Logan, 16, and Talisha, 12, who are believed to be together?
“They are from the Pontypridd area and have been missing since Sunday (August 31). They may have headed towards Abercynon to go camping.” South Wales Police also have a live chat function on their website to report any sightings.