Children missing after day at Thorpe Park found
According to the authorities, three kids who were reported missing after spending a day at Thorpe Park have been discovered unharmed in London.
On Monday at around 7:00 PM BST, three children named Khandi (14), Amelia (9), and Malik (7) were declared missing following their trip to the Chertsey attraction.
According to authorities, the individuals were acquainted with one another and had journeyed from Milton Keynes to Surrey for a prearranged excursion.
Detective Superintendent Trevor Struthers expressed gratitude for the worry caused by the situation, particularly considering the children's young ages and the fact that they were absent for the entire night.
According to Det Struthers, the police officers and staff had made a lot of effort to locate the children and were all glad that they had been found without any harm.
He mentioned that they have been given a great deal of data and encouragement from the community and press, and they want to express their appreciation to all those who contributed information and spread the word.
As per the authorities, the kids were spotted ambling in the direction of Chertsey's city centre around 3:17 pm on Monday.
According to the video footage from her CCTV, a flower shop owner in Chertsey claims that a group of kids entered her store at around 3:50PM.
According to Samantha Williams, the owner of House of Flowers, the eldest child in the group requested directions from the shop before they left to head towards a train station that was nearby.
She reported to BBC News that they were in a hurry. Although the children were casually exploring the store, they did not seem bothered.
She was observing them closely and from what I gathered, it seemed like they were unfamiliar with the surroundings.
The police have not verified if the kids were seen.
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