?Three girls, 11 and 12 years old, who went missing after school on Wednesday, were found wandering at a housing scheme near their St Margaret's school on Thursday morning. Police said the three children made a pact to run away and slept in the bushes. They heaped up stones to protect themselves in the event that they were attacked, police said. The students, of St Margaret's Government School, reportedly left their homes on Wednesday with a change of clothes in their school bags. When their parents came to pick them up after school they could not be found. The parents made a report to the St Margaret's Police Station which is next to the school. A police party spearheaded by ACP King and ASP Cecil Santana spent the night searching for the children. Their relatives also conducted their own search party. The girls were found around 8 am.
