Help find missing Montclair teenager
Amanda Phungula is petite, has short dark hair, brown eyes and a distinct pink lower lip.
A missing person case has been filed at the Montclair police station following the disappearance of a teenager.
Amanda Phungula, 16, was last seen on Wednesday, 24 June at about 1pm walking on Sunbird Road in Montclair, wearing black leggings, a navy jacket and pink sneakers. She is petite, has short dark hair, brown eyes and a distinct pink lower lip.
She was spotted in Umlazi walking on Mangasothu Highway on Friday, 26 June where it is highly possible she could still be in the vicinity.
Amanda is a Mowat Park Secondary learner who left her home without notifying her family and has not been heard of ever since.
If seen, contact SA Cares SA Community Crime watch members Dawn Gounden on 074-712-5855, Mike Venter on 067-371-3564 or Maureen Scheepers 082-565-6770.
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