In the past few days, no reports with regards 4-year-old Madeleine McCann were received by the Police. However, on Saturday an anonymous person reported seeing the British girl on the 3rd June 2007 in Bouverie Street in Gzira.

The report said the girl resembling Madeleine was in a pushchair accompanied by a man described as thin and with short hair. However, all Police efforts have all proved fruitless to date.

The Police are continuing their investigations on incoming reports, as well as keeping in touch with foreign services also involved in the case.
Police have been investigating Madeleine sightings since the 27th May when a Maltese national claimed the girl was seen in Valletta in the company of a man one week earlier.

Meanwhile, a few days ago the Portugese police said they are looking into a 'lead' given by Spanish Antonio Toscano, who has described himself as an investigator but who does not work for the police. BBC news reported that Mr Toscano was questioned for two hours. Mr Toscano has claimed for weeks that before Madeleine's disappearance a man called 'the Frenchman', involved in a European paedophile ring, was overhead saying he was coming to the Algarve.

Mr Toscano claims he is certain that this man had been involved in Madeleine's disappearance and from knowledge of the man's methods, he believed that the youngster was still alive. When he originally spoke to police and the McCanns' spokesman by phone several weeks ago, he refused to give details, BBC news reported.

Madeleine's parents, Kate and Gerry have expressed themselves cautious of the sightings. They have been searching for their daughter ever since she went missing from a holiday apartment in Praia da Luz in the Algarve, Portugal on the 3rd May. It is believed that she was kidnapped.