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British Girl Inaayah Makda Missing After Being Swept Out to Sea in Morocco
Inaayah Makda vanished after a wave swept her from low rocks at a Casablanca beach; family and authorities continue searching amid concerns over limited local support.
- On Wednesday, January 28, seven-year-old Inaayah Makda went missing after a large wave swept her into the sea off Casablanca, while her parents Zubair Makda and Tasneem Makda were also knocked into the water.
- Rapidly rising tide advanced very quickly within about 20 minutes, catching tourists on coastal rocks by surprise with no warning signs along the Casablanca coastline.
- A relative said the rocks were about half a metre high when the wave struck, and neighbours described Inaayah Makda, pupil at Roe Lee Park Primary School, as a "lovely, bubbly, cheeky little girl".
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Sky News UKReposted by 
Great Yorkshire Radio
Great Yorkshire RadioBritish girl, 7, missing after being hit by wave in Morocco
The girl, who is from Blackburn in Lancashire and was named locally as Inaayah Makda, was on holiday with her family in the coastal city of Casablanca when she vanished on Wednesday.
·United Kingdom
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The Independent (US)
The Independent (US)Desperate search for missing British girl, 7, swept out to sea on holiday in Morocco
Inaayah Makda was with her family on holiday in Morocco when she was swept out to sea
·London, United Kingdom
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