Two siblings, Ágatha Isabelly, 6 years old, and Allan Michael, 4 years old, have been missing for eight months in the city of Bacabal, in Maranhão. The children disappeared in January and, since then, the family has been waiting for answers about their whereabouts.
The children's mother is expected to meet on Wednesday, the 9th, with representatives from the Federal Police to discuss Interpol's support in the investigations. The international police cooperation organization can assist in the searches, especially if there is suspicion that the children may have been taken abroad.
The family has been searching for these two children and has requested authorities provide more resources to help find them. The investigations are ongoing, but so far there is no public information about what caused the disappearance or the whereabouts of the children.
The case reignites concerns about children's safety in Brazil, especially in smaller cities, where resources for investigations may be more limited. The children's mother continues to seek answers and hopes that Interpol's support can bring progress to the case.
