Police forces in Glasgow and London are engaged in urgent searches for a missing mother and baby, and a 19-year-old university student, expressing deep concern for their well-being and appealing for public assistance.
Police forces in two major UK cities are currently engaged in searches for missing individuals under circumstances that have raised concerns about their well-being.
In Glasgow, an urgent search is underway for a missing mother and her baby, last observed leaving a supermarket and heading towards a bus stop in the Jamaica Street area of the city. The duo was last spotted with the baby described as wearing a red snowsuit accompanied by a pink hat, and the mother, a white Eastern European woman with blonde hair, was seen wearing a black jacket and a multi-coloured ankle-length dress, accessorized with a yellow cross-shoulder bag. Glasgow Police, led by Inspector David Hill, are deeply concerned for their safety and have made an appeal for any information regarding their whereabouts. The public is urged to contact the police with any relevant information by calling 101 and quoting reference 2475 of 13 March 2024.
Meanwhile, in London, the Metropolitan Police are intensifying their efforts to locate 19-year-old Samaria Ayanle, a student from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), who was last seen on February 21 at her university accommodation near Marble Arch. Samaria, a resident of Westminster, was reported missing on March 8, prompting the police to make public appeals for assistance in finding her. The authorities have expressed increasing worry for her safety and have been in ongoing contact with her family. The public is encouraged to report any sightings of Samaria by calling 999 with the immediate reference number 01/60807/24, while non-urgent information can be shared via 101 or MetCC.
Both police departments emphasize the importance of community vigilance and cooperation in the effort to locate these missing individuals and ensure their safe return.
