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Two Teenage Schoolgirls Missing in Pasir Ris Since April 27

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El Amrithanjali (left), 14, was wearing a wearing white blouse and light-blue skirt. Daeng Nur'adriani (right) was in a dark-blue polo top with a light-blue skirt.

SINGAPORE - The police are looking for two teenage schoolgirls who were last seen in Pasir Ris at the same time on the afternoon of April 27.

The girls, Daeng Nur’adriani Binte Daeng Muhammad Fairus, 13, and El Amrithanjali, 14, were clad in their school uniform at about 12pm in the vicinity of 9 Pasir Ris Drive 6.

Daeng Nur’adriani was wearing a dark-blue polo top with a light-blue skirt, while El Amrithanjali was in a white blouse with a light-blue skirt.

It is not clear if both teens know each other.

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