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Police appeal for help to find missing Ipswich teenager

A 15-year-old girl has been reported missing from her home in Ipswich, prompting a police appeal for information.

Why it matters: Maryam Darbous was last seen at her home near Barrack Corner at around 10:30 on Sunday 29 September.

Maryam Darbous
Maryam Darbous(Suffolk Constabulary )

The details:

  • She is described as black, 5ft 1in tall, of slim build with braided shoulder-length hair.

  • Maryam usually wears a headscarf.

  • When last seen, she was wearing light-brown trousers and black Nike trainers, carrying a grey bag.

What's next: Anyone with information on Maryam's whereabouts is urged to contact police.

  • Call the duty sergeant at Landmark House in Ipswich on 101

  • Alternatively, use the Suffolk Constabulary website's Live Chat service

The bottom line: Public assistance could be crucial in safely locating the missing teenager. Police are keen to hear from anyone who may have seen Maryam or has information about where she might be.

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