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Search for missing woman with dementia in north-west Sydney

Brisbane Times ·
Search for missing woman with dementia in north-west Sydney

A woman in her 70s with dementia has gone missing in Sydney’s north-west, with police appealing for help to find her.

Elizabeth McGrath, 77, was last seen on Bombala Crescent in Quakers Hill about 1am on Saturday.

Police describe her as being about 160cm tall with grey hair and a noticeable stoop. She was last seen wearing a long-sleeve top with black tracksuit pants and black sneakers.

“Police hold concerns for Elizabeth’s welfare as she lives with dementia,” police said in a statement.

Anyone with information about McGrath’s whereabouts has been urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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