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Woman missing without medicine for almost a month

A Corio woman has been missing for almost a month without supplies for her medical condition, according to Victoria Police.
The disappearance of 61-year-old Vicki Heseltine prompted police to issue a call for public assistance to help find her.
“Vicki was last seen leaving her Princes Highway home about 8am on Saturday 2 July,” a Victoria Police statement said.
“She was last seen wearing a blue jumper, blue pants, blue shoes and a grey jacket with a faux fur hood.
“Police hold concerns for Vicki’s welfare as she suffers from a medical condition (requiring medication that) she does not have with her.
Ms Heseltine was known to frequent Corio Shopping Centre and “local licensed premises” the police statement said.
Victoria Police included an image of Ms Heseltine “in the hope that someone may have information on her current whereabouts”.
The statement asked anyone with information about her to phone Corio Police Station on 5273 9555.

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