Over £50,000 has been raised to help fund a private search for a seven-year-old girl from Lancashire who went missing in Morocco.
Inaayah Makda from Blackburn was swept into the sea by a large wave while on holiday with her parents in Casablanca.
The GoFundMe will support search efforts and essential costs, as her parents remain in the country.
The Foreign Office says it’s assisting the family and working with local officials.
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