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Near Elets missing 78-year-old pensioner Vladimir Shershnev

In the Lipetsk region are looking for a 78-year-old pensioner who disappeared in the Yelets district

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Near Elets missing 78-year-old pensioner Vladimir Shershnev

In the Lipetsk region are looking for a 78-year-old pensioner who disappeared in the Yelets district. Urgent orientation on the search for an elderly man was distributed by the volunteer detachment “LisaAlert” of the Lipetsk region.

According to search engines, Shershnev Vladimir Stepanovich disappeared in the village of Krasny Kust of the Yelets municipal district. Since October 9, the location of the pensioner remains unknown, the man does not communicate with relatives.

Volunteers ask for assistance from local residents and motorists. Any information about the missing person is asked to pass on the free round-the-clock hotline of the unit 8 (800) 700-54-52 or the emergency number 112.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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