Police in New South Wales have broadened their search efforts for a missing 68-year-old woman, with concerns now extending to the coastal suburb of Bulli. Vivienne Touzell was last seen on Heffernan Place in Lithgow, located in the state's Central West region, on Saturday, January 24.
Growing Concerns for Welfare
Authorities and family members have voiced serious concerns regarding Vivienne's welfare since her disappearance. A spokesperson for NSW Police emphasised the urgency of the situation, stating that any information from the public could be crucial in locating her safely.
Detailed Description Released
Vivienne is described as Caucasian with a slim build, standing approximately 160 centimetres tall. She has distinctive blue eyes and grey hair. Police have noted that she may be travelling with a large black suitcase or bag, which could aid in identification.
Possible Locations and Public Appeal
Investigators believe Vivienne might frequent the Bulli Beach Tourist Park, as well as areas in Orange within the Central West. This expansion of the search to Bulli highlights the dynamic nature of the investigation as new leads emerge.
In a related appeal, police are also seeking assistance in locating other long-term missing persons from the Illawarra region, including cases where individuals were as young as three years old at the time of their disappearance.
How to Assist
Anyone with information about Vivienne Touzell's whereabouts or details regarding any missing person is urged to contact Crime Stoppers immediately at 1800 333 000. All tips can be provided anonymously, and even small pieces of information might prove vital in these investigations.
The community's vigilance and cooperation are essential in helping authorities reunite missing individuals with their families and ensure their safety during such distressing times.
