Missing 15 year old girl from Nanango found ‘safe and well’
The search for a South Burnett teenager last seen at Caboolture has ended well.
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The search for a 15-year-old Nanango girl who went missing from a Caboolture train station has ended with the teenager found “safe and well”.
Police said in a statement the girl was found Sunday morning, having last been seen on Thursday, November 14.
They thanked the media and public for assistance in locating the teenager.
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Originally published as Missing 15 year old girl from Nanango found ‘safe and well’
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