Queensland Police have reported four Aboriginal teenagers missing in a single day.
Police said they hold concerns for their safety given the length of time they have been missing, but have not said they believe the disappearances are related.
A 14-year-old girl went missing from Kingston on March 16, she is described as around 168cms tall with brown hair, and a solid build.
Another 14-year-old girl from the nearby suburb of Regents Park on has been reported as missing, last seen on Sunday March 19. She has been described as 150cm tall with a slim build, brown hair, and brown eyes.
Missing girl, Regents Park, aged 14. Source: Queensland Police
There was also a missing report filed yesterday for a teenage girl and a boy aged 16, who have been missing since March 16, and were believed to be heading to the Woodrige area, also in Western Brisbane from near Towoomba.
The girl is described as 160cms tall, with a slim build and brown hair. The boy is 178cms tall and also has a slim build and brown hair.
Missing girl, Kingston, aged 14. Source: Queensland Police
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Missing girl, Harristown, believed to be heading towards Western Brisbane with a 16-year-old boy. Source: Queensland Police
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