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Two teenagers that went missing in Nijmegen on 13 April 2019
Two teenagers that went missing in Nijmegen on 13 April 2019 - Credit: Photo: Politie Nijmegen-Noord/Facebook
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Monday, 15 April 2019 - 07:50
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Two teenagers missing in Nijmegen

A teenage girl and boy went missing in Nijmegen on Saturday. The police are urgently looking for them. They were last seen at the McDonalds in the Nijmegen city center, the police said on Facebook.

The girl is 16 years old and around 1.7 meters tall with a slender posture. She speaks Spanish and English. She was wearing a dark green, long jacket with a pink fur collar when she disappeared.

The boy is 14 years old and around 1.65 meters tall. He only speaks Spanish. At the time of his disappearance, he was wearing a black jacket, black pants, and white shoes.

The police call on anyone with information about these children's whereabouts to come forward.

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