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Missing man

Police have appealed for public assistance to help locate missing Newtown man Pablo Blanco.
The 44-year-old was last seen in the vicinity of Geelong University Hospital about 7.10pm on Sunday 17 September.
Police and family members hold concerns for Pablo’s welfare as he has a medical condition. Pablo is 176cm tall, with a bald head and a heavy build.
He was last seen wearing a white shirt, jeans, black leather shoes, and was possibly carrying a laptop computer.
Police released an image of Pablo on Monday morning in the hope someone may recognise him and provide information on his whereabouts.
He is known to frequent the Geelong West and Winchelsea areas, and investigators believe he may travel interstate to Adelaide or the ACT.
Policed urged anyone with information on Pablo’s whereabouts to contact Geelong Police Station on 5225 3100.

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