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Pregnant woman and child (5) feared missing – last seen near Hibberdene

The woman is in the last trimester of her pregnancy and the baby is due any day now. 

A missing report has been circulated in the hopes of finding Tessa Louise Roodt (32) and her five-year-old daughter, who are feared missing.

According to South Africa Community Crime Watch (SACCW), which has circulated a flyer on social media in an attempt to locate her whereabouts, Tessa was last seen leaving her mother’s residence in Hibberdene yesterday (March 22) at midday.

The woman and her child were spotted on the N2 earlier today.

She didn’t indicate where she was going, and took her daughter with her.

She has not been heard or seen of since.

SACCW reported that she was last seen wearing a blue shirt with black and white striped shorts. Tessa is in the last trimester of her pregnancy and the baby is due any day now.

According to SACCW it is possible that she is trying to travel to Rustenburg to stay with her father.

A case has been opened at Hibberdene police station.

Anyone with information can contact investigating officer W/O Ngwama at 039 699 9806 or Florien Deysel of SACCW at 0611233767.

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