Greater Manchester Police have launched an appeal for help to trace a girl who was reported missing from Bury after being last seen on Tuesday evening.
Last known sighting
Police say the girl, named as Ayesha, was last observed on Manchester Road at about 6.50pm on 28 July. She was wearing black trousers, a black jumper and white and black Adidas trainers when she was last seen.
Description and welfare concerns
Officers have provided a physical description to the public: Ayesha is described as Asian, with long straight black hair, of a slim build and approximately 5ft 8in tall. Police said they are increasingly concerned about her welfare and want to ensure she is safe.
"Officers are becoming increasingly concerned for Ayesha's welfare and want to ensure she is safe and well."
How the public can help
Police have asked anyone with information to make contact. The force has provided a direct telephone number for callers who may have seen Ayesha or have information about her whereabouts:
- Phone Greater Manchester Police on 0161 856 4353
- If you believe someone is in immediate danger, contact the emergency services without delay
- Provide any relevant CCTV, dashcam or mobile footage to officers to assist enquiries
Local context
Missing-person appeals of this nature commonly rely on rapid public response to locate the individual and confirm their safety. For residents in the immediate area, checking any recent footage from doorbell cameras or vehicles in the evening of 28 July could prove valuable. The police statement indicates their concern is mounting, which typically prompts increased patrols and inquiries in the area while detectives follow up on potential sightings and leads.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Ayesha |
| Last seen | Manchester Road, 28 July, c. 6.50pm |
| Clothing | Black trousers, black jumper, white/black Adidas trainers |
| Description | Asian, long straight black hair, slim build, about 5ft 8in |
| Contact | GMP non-emergency: 0161 856 4353 |
Anyone with information is urged to contact Greater Manchester Police as enquiries continue.
