Fears grow for 11-year old Afghan refugee who went missing in London on Tuesday
Fears are growing for an 11-year old Afghan refugee who went missing in south-east London on Tuesday afternoon.
Mohammed Khan, who arrived in the UK last month, was last seen leaving his address in Deptford at about 16:00 GMT to play football. The 4ft 11in boy with short, dark hair was wearing a black puffer jacket, jeans and a Chicago Bulls hat. Acting Det Insp Lara Pink said police "are growing increasingly concerned" as "he won't know his way around"."While we are keeping an open mind, we cannot rule out that Mohammed has come into contact with people who may wish him harm and it is important that anyone with any information about his whereabouts comes forward."
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