Missing south-west London twins found after police search

9 April 2021, 11:28 | Updated: 9 April 2021, 11:31

Police said the twins have been found and are safe
Police said the twins have been found and are safe. Picture: PA
Nick Hardinges

By Nick Hardinges

Police have found two twin sisters who were reported missing from Twickenham on Friday and said they are safe.

The sisters were last seen on Egerton Road, Twickenham, at around 2pm on Saturday 3 April and were reported missing later that same day.

On Friday, the Met Police force confirmed that the sisters have been found by officers from the South West Missing Person's Unit and are safe.

The force thanked everyone who shared the appeal for information on the sisters.

The statement also said that police will not be issuing any further details about where and in what circumstances the girls were found.

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