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    Urgent hunt for missing sisters, aged 10 and 16, who vanished from London on Friday

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    By CAITLIN LENG

    Published: 14:27 EST, 22 February 2026 | Updated: 17:06 EST, 22 February 2026

    An urgent appeal to locate two sisters last seen on Friday evening has been issued by police. 

    Sisters Afia and Bilal were reported missing after disappearing together from their home. 

    They were last seen on Wandsworth High Street in London. Afia, 16, was believed to be wearing a Gucci shawl and Bilal, 10, was wearing a black coat.

    Wandsworth Police have urged anyone with information on the sisters’ whereabouts to come forward. 

    In a statement, the force said: ‘Can you help us find siblings Afia(16)+Bilal(10) who have gone missing together. 

    ‘Last seen on the evening of Fri 20th Feb in Wandsworth High Street.Afia was wearing a Gucci shawl and Bilal a black coat.

    ‘Please call police with any info, quoting ref: CAD3972/22Feb.’ 

    Urgent hunt for missing sisters, aged 10 and 16, who vanished from London on Friday

    Afia (pictured) was last seen wearing a Gucci shawl before she disappeared two days ago

    Bilal (pictured) was wearing a black coat. The sisters were last seen on Wandsworth High Street

    Bilal (pictured) was wearing a black coat. The sisters were last seen on Wandsworth High Street

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