Auckland police are searching for a girl missing for the second time in two days, asking the public for any information or sightings.

Nga-Hou-E-Whā was last seen in Māngere yesterday afternoon, police said.

She went missing on Saturday as well. Police issued a press release then saying she had gone missing from her Mt Wellington home. She was believed to have been meeting someone.

Since she went missing again, she was wearing a light-blue tie-dyed long-sleeve top, dark blue or black track pants, and black and white Addidas shoes, police said.

Nga-Hou-E-Whā was riding a pink and gold pushbike with a brown basket and carrier tray, similar to one a photograph police provided. Photo / New Zealand Police

She was riding a pink and gold pushbike with a brown basket and carrier tray, similar to one a photograph police provided.

Police believed she could be anywhere in Auckland.

“Police and her family are concerned for her wellbeing and want to see her return home safely,” a spokeswoman said.

People with any information on her whereabouts were asked to call police immediately on 111 and reference file number 240406/8377.

This story was originally published on the Herald, here