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Greater Manchester Police issue appeal for missing Oldham pensioner, 81
He was last seen getting off a bus in Huddersfield.
Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire Police have issued a joint appeal asking people to come forth with any information regarding a missing pensioner from the Oldham area.
An 81-year-old named Ronald went missing around 1pm on Thursday, 14 September, near Walker’s Road in Oldham and has since been spotted a couple of counties over.
Last seen around 3:45pm at Huddersfield Bus Station on the same day after getting off the 184 bus — a route which extends from Oldham to the market town situated in Yorkshire‘s borough of Kirklees — the pensioner has now been missing for several days and is thought to be on his own.
Said to be 4’11 in height and of a small build with grey hair around the back and sides, bald on top and with a few gaps in teeth, he was last seen wearing a black and blue coat with grey trousers and carrying a walking stick.
Both local police forces are urging anyone with information about Ronald’s whereabouts should contact the authorities on 101 immediately. You can quote 1013 of 16/09/2023 upon calling.
If you have any other information that you feel might be useful, you can find a full list of people still reported as missing from the Greater Manchester area HERE and if you are concerned about someone’s whereabouts, you should file a report online.
In the event that an individual is a child, young person, vulnerable or you believe them to be in immediate danger, call 999 immediately.
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