Elderly Manchester woman reported missing
Eva Higgins
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September 18, 2018

Elderly Manchester woman reported missing

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Sixty-nine-year-old Eva Higgins, otherwise called ‘June’, of Cedar Grove, Mandeville in Manchester has been reported missing since yesterday, Wednesday, September 19.

Higgins is of fair complexion, slim build and is about 5 feet 3 tall.

Reports from the Papine Police are that Higgins was last seen at the University of the West Indies Hospital in Kingston about 1:00 pm wearing a white blouse, a floral dress and a white straw hat. All efforts to contact her since have proven futile.

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Higgins is being asked to contact the Papine Police at 876-927-2047, Police 119 emergency number or the nearest police station.

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