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Please help deaf-mute teenage girl find her way home

The girl has difficulty communicating and the numbers she provided were invalid.

The Zamdela police is appealing to members of the community to assist in identifying an unknown deaf-mute teenage girl.

The girl who appears to be between 14 and 15 years of age and has difficulty communicating, walked into the Zamdela Public Order Police ffice after losing her way. She was taken to the Zamdela Police Station, and members were made aware of her situation.

She was given a piece of paper to write down contact numbers of her next of kin; however, the numbers she provided to police officials are invalid.

The teenager is wearing a dusty pink sweat top, black bermuda denim shorts, black socks, and black Crocs. In terms of physical appearance, she is dark in complexion and has natural afro-type hair, Free State police spokesperson Kelello Patsa said.

The police is appealing to anyone who may have information that can assist in reuniting the girl with her family to please contact

  • Lt Col Malatse (Support Head) – 082 479 3024
  • Zamdela CSC Commander – 082 728 7999
  • Acting Station Commander – 072 575 9640
  • Zamdela CSC – 016 976 6002
The police urged members of the public to help this girl find her way home. Photo: Supplied
The police urged members of the public to help this girl find her way home. Photo: Supplied

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Liezl Scheepers

Liezl Scheepers is editor of the Parys Gazette, a local community newspaper distributed in the towns of Parys, Vredefort and Viljoenskroon. As an experienced community journalist in all fields for the past 30 years, she has a passion for her community, and has been actively involved in several community outreach projects as part of Parys Gazette's team.

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