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Pretoria West family appeals for information after woman's disappearance

Relatives are asking residents to help locate Monika Barnard, who has been missing since June 5 after reportedly being last seen in Pretoria West.

The Barnard family is asking for the community’s assistance in locating Monika Barnard, a 31-year-old woman who has been missing since June 5.

Monika has brown eyes and medium-length hair.

According to a post by the Pink Ladies, the well-known NGO that helps find missing persons, Monika was last seen on a main road in Pretoria West.

“Monika, who is considered to be vulnerable, was last seen at Maltzan Street, Pretoria West on June 5 at 19:30. Please contact Pretoria West FP SAPS on 012 497 1448 or 08600 10111, visit pinkladies.org.za or WhatsApp the Pink Ladies at 072 214 7439.”

Monika Barnard missing poster. Photo: Supplied.

Barnard was last seen wearing a blue T-shirt, black pants, a pink and white jacket, a colourful beanie, and red shoes.

She has brown eyes, a broad nose with a rounded tip and small nostrils, and cupid’s bow thin lips.

She is also short (1.4m), slightly overweight (78–80kg), and has large, slightly protruding ears.

Residents with any information related to the disappearance or location of Monika are urged to contact their local authorities.

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Manna Maurice

Manna Maurice is a content writer and photographer currently working as a journalist for the Pretoria Rekord newspaper. He covers stories affecting Pretoria residents specifically in the West and Central. Manna has been part of the Rekord team since July 2022. He has a BA degree in Journalism from the University of Johannesburg and an Honours degree in Media Studies from Unisa.
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