An urgent search is underway for a missing woman who is believed to have boarded a bus to Caernarfon. Police have raised concerns about the disappearance of Helen from Dolgellau, who was last seen on Sunday. She is described as five foot four, with brown/ginger coloured hair, wearing a black coat and carrying a burgundy rucksack. North Wales Police suspect that Helen may have taken a bus the following morning, and they are appealing for anyone with information to come forward.
In a statement, North Wales Police stated, “We continue to have concerns for Helen from the Dolgellau area who has been missing since yesterday evening, Sunday, September 22.” Chief inspector Caroline Mullen-Hurst commented, “Following CCTV enquiries we believe Helen got on the T2 bus at Dolgellau at around 7.15am travelling towards the Caernarfon area on Monday, September 23.” Residents in the Caernarfon area are urged to review any private CCTV footage for potential sightings.
If you have seen Helen or have any information that could assist in finding her, contact North Wales Police via their live webchat online or call 101 quoting reference Q14406. The police have issued an appeal to the public for assistance in locating Helen and ensuring her safe return.
The search for the missing woman has sparked widespread concern, with authorities emphasising the urgency of the situation. The police are working diligently to gather information and investigate every lead to locate Helen. The community is urged to stay vigilant and report any potential sightings or information that could aid in finding her.
As the investigation continues, authorities stress the importance of cooperation from the public to help bring Helen back to safety. The welfare and whereabouts of Helen remain a top priority for law enforcement, who are actively seeking any leads or details that could assist in locating her. The police have urged anyone with information to come forward promptly to aid in the search efforts.