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Neighbours worried about missing Centurion man (70)

Beamish can speak fluent Afrikaans and English. He was last seen wearing a tracksuit and rain jacket.

A Centurion man, Alan Roy Beamish (70), went missing on April 2.

According to his neighbour, Robyn Anbreka, Beamish has suffered from two brain injuries and is mostly deaf.

It was suspected Beamish might not be wearing his hearing aid.

Beamish can speak fluent Afrikaans and English. He was last seen wearing a tracksuit and rain jacket.

The community was very worried about Beamish as he had no money on him or airtime on his phone.

A case was opened at the Wierdaburg police station and detective Lusanda Matwa was appointed to the case.

If anyone has any information, please contact the Wierdabrug CPF on 076 883 2437 or the Wierdabrug police station on 012 685 0015.

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