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Missing Cobram teen could be in Corio

A missing Cobram teen who disappeared more than a month ago could be in Corio, according to police appealing for public help to find him

Curtis Thomas, 16, was last seen at his Cobram address about 10pm on September 18.

He is known to frequent the Corio and Cobram areas, and police described him as 175cm tall with a thin build, hazel eyes and fair hair.

Police on Tuesday released an image of Curtis in hope someone recognised him and could provide information regarding his current whereabouts.

They urged anyone who sees Curtis or with information to phone Corio Police Station on 5273 9555.

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