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Search for missing Norlane woman

The disappearance of a 31-year-old Norlane woman after she visited Waurn Ponds has prompted police to call for public help to find her.

Thi Hong Phuong, also known as Jenny, was last seen in Waurn Ponds about 4pm on Saturday, October 17.

At the time she went missing, Jenny was wearing a black jacket over a blue and white dress, with black boots, police said.

She is known to frequent the Geelong area.

Police on Monday morning released an image of Jenny in hope someone recognised her and could provide information regarding her current whereabouts.

They urged anyone with information about Jenny to phone Corio Police Station on 5273 9555.

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