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Dad of missing Brit teen Amelia Bambridge says she 'broke her own safety rules' - Today News

Thanks for watching my video. If you like my videos, please subscribe to the channel to receive the latest videos Videos can use content-based copyright law contains reasonable use Fair Use (https://www.youtube.com/yt/copyright/). For any copyright, please send me a message.  The dad of missing backpacker Amelia Bambridge has said the family needs a miracle to happen after his daughter 'broke her own rules'.  Phil Bambridge and several other family members are currently out on the Cambodian island of Koh Rong after his 21-year-old daughter went missing on Thursday.  Earlier today police said they were now looking for a body as six people were brought in for questioning.  In a candid interview the worried dad admitted the prospects of finding his daughter appeared to be getting worse.    "I'm not [optimistic], unless a miracle happens. I hope a miracle does happen, but I don't think we'll see her," Mr Bambridge told The Guardian.  "I spoke to her [before her trip] about safety, safety, safety, safety. And she was like, 'Yeah', she knew about all that. She was always reliable, switched on.  "But I think she still broke her own rules. She had her safety rules, and she let them slip, and she's now paid the ultimate price."    Mr Bamford earlier reviewed CCTV footage of his daughter leaving her hotel at 2am to go to the beach party in order to clear up what had been conflicting timings provided by the authorities.  "We were getting conflicting times of when she got there," he told Sky News.  "I don't think she's in the sea, I think she's inland somewhere.  "I think someone's taken her. I don't think she's had an accident, if she'd had an accident she would have been found."    As the effort to find her continued yesterday around 150 people were split into two groups, with one searching the ocean and the other the jungle.  Amelia set off on her trip on September 27, when she flew to Vietnam, her family said.  They were alerted to her disappearance after she failed to check out of the Nest Beach Club hostel.  Her passport remained at the hostel.  Staff at Police Beach, a private venue that stages regular events, found Ms Bambridge's purple rucksack, containing her purse, phone and bank cards, the morning after she went missing.  Georgie Bambridge spoke to her sister on the phone in the hours before she was last seen.  "She went to the Police Beach party on Wednesday night - the last time I spoke to her was Wednesday daytime," she told Sky News .  "She said it was doing so much for her confidence and she found so many people who were friendly.  "She said 'Everyone is so cool here' and couldn't be happier."  She went on to say that her "role model" sister "would never drink to excess" and was "always in control", adding: "She would always be looking out for me, it's not like her to not look after herself.  "I just don't know what's happened."