Welfare concerns for elderly woman missing in Albany
Maria Jamieson was last seen at her Yakamia home on July 17.
She is described as being 159cm tall, of medium build, with short white-silver hair. Ms Jamieson may be driving her white Kia Cerato hatchback bearing the registration 1HCM485. Credit: WA Police
Police report Ms Jamieson may be driving her white Kia Cerato hatchback bearing the registration 1HCM485 and have her Maltese Shitzu dog Bonnie with her.
She reportedly likes to visit The Gap, Torbay and Cozy Corner.
Poice hold concerns for Ms Jamieson's welfare and urge anyone who sees her or her vehicle, or who has any information relating to her whereabouts, to call police immediately on 131 444.
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