Concern growing for missing Birmingham teen who vanished on Saturday
West Midlands Police are urgently searching for a missing Birmingham teenager who has not been seen since Saturday.
Aishah was reported missing from Stockland Green in Birmingham on the afternoon of Saturday May 24.
She was wearing a black puffer jacket, turquoise leggings and black UGGs, said the force.
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Members of the public have been told to call 999 if they see Aishah.
A West Midlands Police spokesperson initially said on May 24: "Have you seen Aishah, aged 16, who's missing from Stockland Green, Birmingham?"Aishah was last seen 13.20 on 24/05/2025 wearing black puffer jacket, turquoise leggings, black ugg boots."Call 999 if you see Aishah, quoting log 3784-240525."
A West Midlands Police spokesperson confirmed on Monday May 26 that Aishah was still missing.
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