Missing children in Doonside: Mother shares heartbreaking plea
The mother of four children who disappeared without a trace in Sydney’s west has made a heartbreaking appeal.
Azaiah El-Hajj, 12, Judah El-Hajj, 9, Mikael El-Hajj, 12, and Malaika El-Hajj, 16, were last seen in Earle Street, Doonside, on Saturday at around 6:45 p.m. .
Since then, their worried family has not seen or heard from the children.
On Tuesday, their desperate mother begged them on social media to contact them as soon as possible.
“We still don’t know where my baby is!!” she said on the Facebook page, Islamic Sound Vision.
‘Malaika, ya albi, please call me any way you can!! Let me know you’re okay! I just want to hear your voice!!
“It’s okay if you contact me mom, I won’t get in trouble and they won’t put me in jail, I promise!” Please call me mom as soon as possible, please.
“I miss you so much, my beautiful people.
A desperate search continues for three boys and a girl missing in Sydney’s west.
Azaiah El-Hajj, 12, Judah El-Hajj, 9, Mikael El-Hajj, 12, and Malaika El-Hajj, 16, were last seen on Earle Street, Doonside, on Saturday at 6:45 p.m. .
Police and family are very concerned for the welfare of the four children due to their young ages.
She added: “Ya Allah, bring my children back to me safe and sound.
‘Protect them and guide them to me, fill their souls with courage and strength and lead them to my soul.’
The three boys and one girl remain missing as the search enters its fourth day following their mysterious disappearance in Sydney’s west.
NSW Police launched a public appeal on Monday which attracted more than 1,700 shares on Facebook and hundreds of comments praying they would be found safe.
Police and family are very concerned for the welfare of the four children due to their young ages.
Azaiah was last seen wearing blue denim shorts, a blue shirt and black shoes.
Judah wore blue sweatpants, a red long-sleeve shirt and black shoes while Mikael wore blue shorts, black shirt and red Jordan sneakers.
Malaika was last seen wearing black tights, a black sweater with a photo of a woman on the back and pink shoes.
Police believe the children may be in the Bankstown or Sutherland area.
Anyone with information has been asked to come forward and contact police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
