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Missing Person Update

By: New Zealand Police
Published: Sat 29 Mar 2008 01:10 PM
New Zealand Police Alert
8:00pm 28 Mar 2008 Counties Manukau
Location of incident: Otara
Missing Person Update
Update 2030hrs 28/03/08
Alice Adamson has been located safe and well.
She arrived at her home address at 2015hrs tonight and was checked by ambulance staff.
Police would like to thank members of the public for their assistance in this matter.
Police have concerns for the safety of 72 year old Alice Adamson who went missing at approximately 0500 hours this morning.
Alice is a female caucasian, small build, has brown hair, and was last seen wearing a black skirt, black top, with no shoes on.
Alice was last seen on Preston Road heading towards East Tamaki at 0530 hours this morning. Alice has a heart condition and is currently on medication, so due to the time delay Police have concerns for her safety.
If anyone sees a female fitting this description could they please contact Police immediately.
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