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In Novosibirsk missing 15-year-old schoolgirl

In the Kalininsky district of Novosibirsk missing 15-year-old Zarina Suturina

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In Novosibirsk missing 15-year-old schoolgirl

The growth of Zarina is 158 cm, physique is thin, hair is black, eyes are brown. The girl has piercings on her face and tattoos on her arms. The day she disappeared, she was dressed in all black: jeans, a T-shirt, a jacket and shoes.

Anyone who has seen Zarina or knows where she may be is asked to call the round-the-clock free LizaAlert search team hotline at 8 800 700-54-52 or contact 112.

Earlier, MK in Novosibirsk reported that the search is underway for a 63-year-old woman who disappeared on October 17.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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