Appeal launched to find missing Lancashire teenager, 15, who is ‘likely to be using rail network’

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An appeal has been launched to help find a teenage boy who is missing in Lancashire.

Daniel Sunday was last seen in the Preston area at around 2pm on Thursday (December 1).

The 15-year-old is described as 5ft 10ins tall, of slim build, with black hair in a cornrow style from his forehead to the nape of his neck.

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He was last seen wearing a navy blue Moschino tracksuit with a distinct white stripe on the shoulders and down the side of the trousers.

Daniel Sunday was last seen in the Preston area on Thursday, December 1 (Credit: Lancashire Police)Daniel Sunday was last seen in the Preston area on Thursday, December 1 (Credit: Lancashire Police)
Daniel Sunday was last seen in the Preston area on Thursday, December 1 (Credit: Lancashire Police)
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Daniel also had a black cross body flat bag with a silver zip on the front.

“We think Daniel is likely to be using the rail network,” a spokesman for Lancashire Police said.

Anyone who has seen Daniel or has any information that may help police should call 101, quoting log number 0776 of December 1.

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