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In the Barysh district wanted 65-year-old Olga Kozyar

In the Ulyanovsk region looking for 65-year-old Olga Evgenyevna Kozyar (Belokon)

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In the Barysh district wanted 65-year-old Olga Kozyar

In the Ulyanovsk region looking for 65-year-old Olga Evgenyevna Kozyar (Belokon). The woman went missing on September 24 in the working village of Izmailovo, Barysh district, since that day her whereabouts are unknown.

Olga Kozyar was born in 1961. Her height is about 160 centimeters, her physique is dense. The missing woman has red hair and gray eyes.

On the day of the disappearance, the woman was wearing a brown and black sweatshirt, brown trousers and blue boots.

Anyone who knows anything about Olga Kozyar's whereabouts or who may have seen her after her disappearance is asked to provide information to Natalia's search info (call sign "Khimera") at 8 (902) 129-03-25.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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