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Passport photos of the three Russian siblings gone missing in Bulgaria, L-R: Elena, Victor, Zinaida. Photo by the Bulgarian Ministry of Interior
Bulgarian police in the Black Sea resort city of Burgas have announced Thursday are searching for 3 Russian youngsters that have gone missing.
The three young Russian citizens are the siblings Elena Mihailovna Bachinskaia (aged 10), Victor Mihailovich Bachinskii (aged 13) and Zinaida Mihailovna Bachinskaia (aged 15).
They are part of a group residing in the Delta Palace Hotel in the Bulgarian Sunny Beach resort.
The three left the hotel after 8.30 am Wednesday following breakfast and have been missing since then.
Elena is 140 cm tall, in blue t-shirt and skirt; Victor is 150 cm tall, in dark t-shirt and shorts, very slender; Zinaida is 160 cm tall, in light t-shirt and shorts.
Police and staff have already looked for the three siblings in all nearby hotels and restaurants, as well in the surrounding area.
People who have seen the kids are asked to call 112 or ++56/856095, or report with the nearest police station.
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