Desperate plea for two young schoolgirls who went missing from their homes on Wednesday night
The families of two missing teenage girls have issued desperate pleas for help to find their daughters after they vanished from their family homes two days ago.
Sandy Alsalihi and Elisa Coronake, both aged 14, were last seen at their Hinchinbrook and Middlteon Grange homes, in south-west Sydney, on Wednesday night.
Concerned friends, families and police have appealed to the public for help to locate the missing girls.
They have added concerns for their health and well-being because of the age of the young girls, and the length of time they have now been missing.
Elisa Coronakes, 14, was last seen at her Middleton Grange home on Wednesday night
Sandy is described as being of Mediterranean/Middle Eastern appearance, between 165cm and 175cm tall, with a dark brown bob.
She was last seen wearing a maroon turtleneck jumper, with dark grey trackpants.
Eliza is described as being white, between 160cm and 170cm tall, with long brown hair.
She was last seen wearing a black hoodie with 'Positive Mental Attitudes' written on the sleeves and black trackpants, but also may be wearing a black hoodie with green camouflage sleeves.
Police believe the girls could be in the Strathfield or Burwood areas in Sydney's inner-west or in Auburn in the city's west.
Anyone with information about the girls' whereabouts is urged to contact Liverpool Police on 9765 9499 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Sandy Alsalihi, 14, was last seen at her Hinchinbrook home near Liverpool on Wednesday night
