Family and friends raised concerns about the welfare of Perth brothers Jake and Callum Robinson after they failed to turn up to their booked accommodation and stopped posting on social media.
The mother of two Australian brothers missing in northern Mexico is pleading for information after her sons failed to make contact with their family for several days. Jake and Callum Robinson — both aged in their 30s — were believed to have been surfing in the Baja California region near Ensenada when they disappeared, according to a social media post from their mother, Debra.
"Part of the concern is that they've been travelling through America — Callum lives over in America and Jake was visiting — and they had posted fairly regularly about their trip up until the weekend," he told ABC Radio Perth on Thursday. "I believe Callum was due back at work last week and hasn't shown up so obviously friends and family are quite concerned.
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