Two British siblings, aged just 11 and 13, who went missing in Spain have been located safe and sound after a large-scale search effort. The children, whose disappearance sparked widespread concern, were found following coordinated efforts by Spanish authorities and the local community.
Disappearance Sparks Panic
The young brother and sister were reported missing earlier this week, sending shockwaves through their family and the expatriate community in Spain. Their parents, who are believed to be British nationals living in Spain, raised the alarm when the children failed to return home.
Massive Search Operation
Local police launched an immediate investigation, deploying officers and resources across the area. Flyers with the children's photographs were distributed, and social media appeals quickly gained traction, with thousands sharing the urgent plea for information.
The search involved:
- Local law enforcement teams
- Civil protection volunteers
- Neighbourhood watch groups
- British expatriate networks
Happy Ending After Tense Hours
After hours of anxious waiting, authorities confirmed the children had been found unharmed. While details of their discovery remain limited, officials stated they appeared to be in good health despite their ordeal.
A police spokesperson said: "We're relieved to report these children are safe. Our priority now is reuniting them with their family and understanding the circumstances of their disappearance."
Family Thanks Supporters
The children's family expressed profound gratitude to everyone who assisted in the search. "We can't thank people enough for their help and support during this nightmare," a family representative said.
Authorities continue to investigate the incident but have confirmed there appears to be no foul play involved in the children's disappearance.
