Israeli Police on Tuesday asked the public for help in locating a missing Ashdod teen who was last seen leaving her home in the southern city on Saturday.
The teenage girl, Hodia Levy, is 13-years-old, with long hair and dark eyes. When she disappeared she was wearing a short-sleeved shirt, dark blue pants, white Nike flip-flops and carried a small denim purse.
Because of her “age and risk situation,” police forces are continuing extensive searches in the area and have now asked for the public’s assistance in locating her, Ashdod 10, a local news site, reported Tuesday.
The police will “continue their efforts to locate the girl, and every little detail could be critical to finding her. The public is called to be vigilant and help in any way possible,” the report said.
Any information can be reported to the general police hotline at *100, or directly to the Ashdod police central station: 08-638-7444.
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