Queensland police seek public help to find two-year-old girl last seen at Bundamba
Police are seeking public help to find a two-year-old girl missing from Bundamba since about 1.30pm on Saturday.
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Police are seeking public help to find a two-year-old girl missing from William Street Bundamba since about 1.30pm on Saturday.
The girl was last seen with a 25-year-old man known to her, travelling eastbound along the Ipswich Motorway at 5.42pm in a dark blue four-door ute bearing NSW registration CER82Z.
Police hold concerns for her welfare due to her young age.
The girl is described as having dark blonde hair and blue eyes.
Investigators are appealing for the man, or anyone with further information, to contact police.
Originally published as Queensland police seek public help to find two-year-old girl last seen at Bundamba
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