The details:
Meyah Ransome-Patterson was last seen in Ipswich on Thursday 1 August
She was located safe and well on Friday 2 August in the evening
Police have not provided further details about where she was found or the circumstances
The bottom line: Suffolk Police have thanked members of the public and media for their assistance with the appeal.
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