Police Scotland help in hunt for family with infant missing from Wales
They were spotted at the Cardiff hospital at about midnight on February 16.
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Your support makes all the difference.Police are trying to trace a one-year-old infant and their family, who are believed to have travelled to Scotland after going missing in Wales.
Leanca Rostas, 34 and Marcel Rostas, 35, and their one-year-old Matie were last seen at the University Hospital of Wales more than a week ago.
They were spotted at the Cardiff hospital at about midnight on February 16.
Police investigations have since established the family travelled to Scotland, and they are believed to be in the Glenrothes area of Fife.
Police Scotland are assisting colleagues from South Wales Police, who are increasingly concerned about the family, with anyone with information about them urged to get in touch.