The police at Walvis Bay are seeking the public’s assistance in finding Deidre Meyer (48) from Walvis Bay, who has been missing since 14 April.
According to her father, Theodor Meyer’s communication with the police, Deidre went missing after borrowing his white Suzuki, with registration number N212WB, to go to the town’s Metro supermarket.
Her father, who cannot remember what she was wearing when she left the house at Meersig, says he has contacted Deidre’s workplace, but was told she had not been at work since 14 April.
The car has also not been found.
Deidre speaks Afrikaans and English and does not drink or smoke, the police say.
Senior inspector Judith Shomongula yesterday said the situation has not changed.
“Her phone is still off. Nobody has seen her. There is no additional information. Anyone with information regarding her whereabouts is requested to contact deputy commissioner Erastus Iikuyu at 081 246 4757 or detective warrant officer Sibalatani Simataa on 081 437 7841 or the nearest police station,” she said.
Police investigations continue.
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