A mother and her four children have gone missing in Salford, with police admitting they are ‘increasingly concerned’ about their safety
- Police ‘concerned’ about the safety of Allana, 43, from Salford, and her four kids
- Family was spotted on a shop’s CCTV in Rhyl, northeast Wales, at 8.05am today
Police have said they are worried about a mother and her four children after the family went missing.
Officers at Greater Manchester Police admitted they were becoming ‘increasingly concerned’ about the safety of Allana, 43, from Salford, and her four kids.
The police appealed for information after the family was spotted on a shop’s CCTV on the high street in Rhyl, northeast Wales, at 8.05am today.
Allana is described as a white female, approximately 5ft 8, medium build, with shoulder-length brown hair.
She was last seen wearing a light-coloured coat, with black leggings and black trainers.
Allana (pictured) and her four children have gone missing and were last seen in Rhyl, police said
Officers at Greater Manchester Police admitted they were becoming ‘increasingly concerned’ about the safety of Allana, 43, from Salford, and her four kids. Pictured: The family were spotted in Rhyl, northeast Wales, on Thursday morning
Allana is described as a white female, approximately 5ft 8, medium build, with shoulder-length brown hair
Greater Manchester Police said: ‘Officers are becoming increasingly concerned about Allana and her family and want to make sure they are safe and well.’
MailOnline has contacted Greater Manchester Police for comment.
Anyone with information about Allana whereabouts should contact police on 0161 856 5207 or via 101.
