Three boys - Judah El-Hajj aged 9, Azaiah El-Hajj aged 12, Mikael El-Hajj also aged 12, and Malaika El-Hajj, a 16-year-old girl, were last seen in Doonside on Saturday evening.
Three boys - Judah El-Hajj aged 9, Azaiah El-Hajj aged 12, Mikael El-Hajj also aged 12, and Malaika El-Hajj, a 16-year-old girl, were last seen on Earle Street in Doonside about 6.45pm on Saturday.READ MORE:
Azaiah El-Hajj, 12, Judah El-Hajj, 9, and Mikael El-Hajj, 12, were last seen in Doonside, in Sydney's west.Judah was last seen wearing blue track pants, a red long-sleeve shirt and black shoes.Mikael was last seen wearing blue shorts, a black shirt and red Jordan sneakers.Malaika was last seen wearing black tights, a black jumper with picture of female on the back and pink shoes.Anyone with information is urged to contact police immediately.
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