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The Search is on for a Missing Cobble Hill Woman – Updated

The Shawnigan Lake RCMP say a missing 77-year-old woman has been located and is safe.

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Shawnigan Lake RCMP is looking for a 77-year-old Cobble Hill woman who was last seen on Tuesday afternoon.

Barbara Munroe is described as standing five foot six with a slim build and short grey hair, black pants, and a black jacket

She was reportedly driving a brown, 2005 Hyundai Accent with licence plate number AVC 517 and told her husband she was going to the pool in their retirement community.

Picture Courtesy: Shawnigan RCMP

RCMP say her credit card was used at a Petro-Canada gas station in Duncan and police don’t know where she went after that.

Munroe has a bad right hip, walks with a limp, and suffers from a medical condition and if you see Munroe or her vehicle, you are asked to call your local RCMP detachment.

A picture of Munroe and her car is available on our website.

(kc_sept19-18)

Kyle Christensen
Kyle Christensen
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