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Missing man in the Tver region can move by car

In Vyshny Volochka, the search for Vladimir Chekanov is underway, informed in the VPSO “SOVA”

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Missing man in the Tver region can move by car

In Vyshny Volochka, the search for Vladimir Chekanov is underway, informed in the VPSO “SOVA”.

The man's whereabouts have not been known since October 16, 2026. He can drive a white Volkswagen Polo car.

Signs of the missing: height of 175 centimeters, lean physique, blond hair, blue eyes. Presumably dressed in a white sweater, jeans, sneakers. I have a phone with me.

Anyone who has information about the missing person is asked to report by phone from the APB.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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