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Teen missing over a week

Bakmita Chol.

Police are appealing for public help to find 13-year-old girl Bakmita Chol.
She was last seen at her Melton West address on Sunday 4 December and was believed to be heading to Dandenong.
She is described as African in appearance and very tall with a slim build and long, black hair braided down to her lower back.
Bakmita was last seen wearing black pants, a black crop top, a white jacket, white Adidas shoes and a white cap.
She is known to frequent the Melbourne CBD.
Call Sunshine police station on 9313 3333 with any information about Bakmita’s whereabouts.

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