Family of Henrietta and Eliza Huszti missing in Aberdeen desperate to find them

The household of two Hungarian sisters lacking in Aberdeen have stated they’re determined for them to be discovered.

Eliza and Henrietta Huszti, initially from Hungary, had been final seen in Market Avenue at Victoria Bridge at about 02:12 final Tuesday.

Police searches across the River Dee and banks downstream from the Wellington Bridge, involving divers, a helicopter and search canines have taken place since late final week.

The sisters’ household stated it had been a “worrying and upsetting time”.

In an announcement launched by Police Scotland, they stated: “This has been a really worrying and upsetting time for our household.

“We’re actually anxious about Eliza and Henrietta and all we would like is for them to be discovered.

“Should you suppose you may need any info which may assist the police with discovering Eliza and Henrietta then please cross this on as rapidly as you possibly can.”

They added: “We respect all of the assist our household has been given over the previous few days and we want our privateness to be revered right now.”

The sisters, who’re a part of a set of triplets, are stated to have moved to Scotland from Hungary 10 years in the past.

They’re described as white and of slim construct, with lengthy, brown hair.

Their brother, Jozsef, told PJDM News their mother had been in contact with the women a few days before their disappearance.

Their different sister Edit additionally stated she had spoken to them on New 12 months’s Eve and so they gave the impression to be completely happy and cheerful.

She stated it was out of character for them to be on the streets within the early hours of the morning.

CCTV footage from the world the place Eliza and Henrietta had been final seen is being examined by Police Scotland.

They had been final seen crossing the Victoria Bridge and turning proper onto a footpath subsequent to the River Dee, heading within the course of Aberdeen Boat Membership.

Searches on Monday explored an space between Wellington Bridge and the South Harbour.

Ch Insp Darren Bruce stated the river remained the main focus of the search and there was “no proof” of the sisters leaving the world.

He urged anybody who might have seen them or who has non-public CCTV or dashcam footage from the world to come back ahead and share info with officers as quickly as potential.

He stated: “Eliza and Henrietta’s household stay extraordinarily anxious about them and we’re in common contact with them as our searches proceed.

“We all know that individuals throughout Aberdeen are additionally severely involved for the 2 lacking sisters and I’d once more urge anybody with info which may assist to get in contact with us.

“In depth efforts stay ongoing within the space, with specialist officers persevering with to look on the banks of the river, whereas door-to-door inquiries are additionally persevering with at properties and companies within the surrounding space.”

Ch Insp Bruce added: “Even when it would not appear important, please cross any info on. Any piece of knowledge may show essential.”