Nerressah Teresita Fernand OMAGA
Nerressah Teresita Fernand OMAGA
Nerressah Omaga, 24, was last seen on the morning of 19 December 2023 at Beenleigh Marketplace, Beenleigh QLD, whilst attending a doctor’s appointment.
Nerressah was dropped off at this location by the last to see her, her grandmother. Since this time, there has been no further contact from Nerressah to any member of her family.
Anyone with information which may assist in locating the whereabouts of Nerressah is urged to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Police are seeking public assistance to locate a 24-year-old woman missing from Beenleigh since December 18, 2023.
Nerressah Omaga, pictured, was last seen just before midday at a marketplace along George Street, and has not been seen or heard from since.
Police and family have serious concerns for her welfare as she has a medical condition, and her disappearance is out of character.
Nerressah is described as Asian, approximately 155cm tall with a medium build, black hair and brown eyes.
Police are appealing to Nerressah, or anyone with information about her whereabouts, to immediately come forward.
*14 years previously, when she was 10 years old, Nerressah ran away with her siblings. She ran away again when she was 15. I include these stories in case it is relevant to her current disappearance.
Three children were found on Altona Beach, up to 21 hours after running away from their Laverton home.
Rashad, 13, Nerressah, 10, and Narrica Omaga, 9, were discovered missing from their shared bedroom this morning, when their parents went to wake them for school.
Their father, Richard Omaga, said: "We all went to bed and when we woke
up this morning they were gone."
He said he wanted to tell the children: "Just come home ... just come
home."
Acting Senior Sergeant Stephen Meehan said Rashad, whose mother died several years ago, had an argument with his stepmother on Wednesday night about playing an electronic game. Rashad had run away before, when he was 7 years old and living in Brisbane.
"Apparently he's pretty street savvy. He has done it previously, but he hasn’t taken his siblings with him before."
The children had changed out of their pajamas and into clothes, and had taken their school bags with them.
Police believe the children went missing between the time they went to bed at 10pm on Wednesday and 7am yesterday.
Police were searching streets, shopping centres, supermarkets, and railway stations in the Laverton area last night, and police were alerted that the children could have travelled to the central city by train.
The children were found at 7.30 this evening after police received information from a member of the public.
Police have concerns for the welfare of St Albans teenager Naressah Omaga, who remains missing after several weeks.
The 15-year-old girl was last seen on Wednesday, June 17.
She is described as Asian in appearance, 155cm tall with a medium build, brown hair and is known to wear baggy hip hop style clothing.
Anyone who sees Narressah is urged to call Triple Zero immediately.