SG Police: Appeal for information on girl, 14, missing since Aug 19, last seen in Block 183B Boon Lay Avenue, wearing black shirt and shorts
Photo: Jasmine Tay Xin Yi/Singapore Police Force + Infographics: Nick Karean, The Independent Singapore News

SG Police: Appeal for information on girl, 14, missing since Aug 19, last seen in Block 183B Boon Lay Avenue, wearing black shirt and shorts

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SG Police: Appeal for information on girl, 14, missing since Aug 19, last seen in Block 183B Boon Lay Avenue, wearing black shirt and shorts

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Summary

  • Police are seeking information on 14-year-old Ms Jasmine Tay Xin Yi, who was last seen in Boon Lay on Aug 19.

  • She was last seen at about 12:30 pm near Block 183B Boon Lay Avenue, wearing a black shirt and shorts.

  • Anyone with information can contact the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online confidentially.


SINGAPORE: The Singapore Police Force (SPF) is appealing for information on 14-year-old Ms Jasmine Tay Xin Yi. She was last seen near Block 183B Boon Lay Avenue at about 12:30 pm on Aug 19.

At the time, she was wearing a black shirt and shorts.

Police have asked anyone with information about her whereabouts to come forward. Information can be shared through the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or the Police’s online I-Witness platform.

According to the SPF, all information received will be kept strictly confidential.

Any small details from the public can help locate a missing person

A location, time, piece of clothing or other observation could help investigators establish where someone may have been. Public members can call the police directly or submit information online.

There is no need for members of the public to speculate about what may have happened. The useful step is to pass relevant information to the authorities.

Public help matters, but so does restraint

Missing-person appeals can quickly spread through social media, where information may travel faster than official updates.

Sharing information can help when accurate details reach people who may have seen the person, but it also underscores the importance of responsible sharing.

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People should stick to information provided by the police rather than adding guesses or unverified claims. A missing-person appeal is about finding someone safely, not building a story around limited facts.

For Jasmine’s family and those looking for her, even a small piece of reliable information could help in the missing person search.


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