Thorpe Park: Three children missing after day out at theme park

Christian Fuller, a journalist for BBC News in the South East region, penned an article for their blog section.

Thorpe Park took swift action once they were made aware of the situation and put their safety protocols into effect.

Law enforcement is requesting immediate assistance in locating three youngsters who have gone missing after spending time at Thorpe Park.

Khandi, who is 14 years old, along with Amelia, aged nine, and Malik, aged seven, were said to be missing at approximately 7:00 PM BST on Monday following a trip to the place of interest located in Chertsey.

Surrey Police reported that at approximately 3:17 PM, they observed all three individuals walking towards the Staines town centre.

According to Surrey Police, it is assumed that they have journeyed to London.

The kids have been located and are in good condition.

Khandi is slim and measures 5ft 2in (160cm) in height. She had on jogging bottoms that were either black or grey, a top that was white, trainers that were also white, and glasses that had frames that were black.

Amelia is depicted as being thin and measures 3 feet and 6 inches in height, which is equivalent to 110 centimeters. She had on gray sweatpants, a gray top with long sleeves, and the word "Believe" printed on it, as well as white sneakers.

The description given of Malik is that he has a slender build and stands at a height of 3 feet and 6 inches (110 centimeters). On the day in question, he was dressed in jogging pants that were black in color, along with black sneakers. He had on a long-sleeved top that was green and had stripes running down it.

According to authorities, the police have confirmed that the two youngest offspring are connected by blood relation.

On Monday, a flower shop owner located in Chertsey stated that youngsters who match the details of the absent individuals arrived at their shop at 3:50 pm. This incident was recorded by the surveillance camera.

According to Samantha Williams, who works at House of Flowers, the eldest child in the group, a girl, requested for guidance on how to reach a nearby train station just before they left the shop.

According to BBC News, she mentioned that they were in a hurry. The children were casually strolling around the store, showing no signs of anxiety.

"She was observing them. I suspected they were unfamiliar with the location."

Law enforcement officials have yet to verify whether the visual identification was of the absent minors.

According to the Surrey County Council, the kids are not residing within the area of Surrey and the council is not familiar with them.

According to a representative from Thorpe Park, they are still backing up the police during their inquiry.

As soon as our team received information that three kids were unaccounted for after a visit to the park, they promptly put their practiced safety protocols into action.

The crew collaborated closely with Surrey Police, and the CCTV recording verified that the youngsters had departed from the amusement site and were en route to Staines.