PSNI concerned about missing Belfast brothers Patrick and Fabricio Hovarth

PSNI concerned about missing Belfast brothers Patrick and Fabricio Hovarth

Five-year-old Patrick Hovarth and his older brother, Fabricio who is eight years old, were last seen in Belfast on Friday evening, May 14.

THE Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is becoming increasingly concerned about the welfare of two children from north Belfast and is appealing to the public for help in locating them.

Five-year-old Patrick Hovarth and his older brother, Fabricio who is eight years old, were last seen in Belfast on Friday evening, May 14.

Inspector Phil McCullagh said: 

"We are keen to know that both boys are safe and well. We believe they may be in the company of a relative in Northern Ireland or possibly in Ireland and so I would appeal to that person to get in touch with police as soon as possible on 101, quoting the reference number 2275 of 14/5/21.

"Both boys are dark-haired and were seen getting into a black Ford car around 6pm on Friday May 14 in the Limestone road area of Belfast."

"At that time, the younger brother, Patrick, was wearing light-coloured bottoms and top with black shoes. Fabricio was wearing grey bottoms and a purple and green top."

"If any members of the public have any information about the boys or have seen them since Friday evening, I would urge them to contact police immediately,” he added.

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