A picture of an 11-year-old girl who went missing in the River Thames on Monday has been released by the Metropolitan Police.
The force said a recovery mission was under way along the Thames to find Kaliyah Coa.
Police were called at about 13:20 BST after Kaliyah, who had been playing during a school inset day, entered the water near Bargehouse Causeway, near London City Airport in east London.
On Monday, emergency services launched a “large-scale response” to the incident, the force said, but crews from the London Ambulance Service, LFB and the RNLI were later stood down.
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A picture of an 11-year-old girl who went missing in the River Thames on Monday has been released by the Metropolitan Police.
The force said a recovery mission was under way along the Thames to find Kaliyah Coa.
Police were called at about 13:20 BST after Kaliyah, who had been playing during a school inset day, entered the water near Bargehouse Causeway, near London City Airport in east London.
On Monday, emergency services launched a “large-scale response” to the incident, the force said, but crews from the London Ambulance Service, LFB and the RNLI were later stood down.
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Courtesy: BBC