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Now 14General

Israeli Tourist, 74, Missing in Paris; Public Asked for Help

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

An Israeli tourist, 74-year-old Malka Levi, is missing in Paris after last being seen at a pharmacy on Monday afternoon. A search and rescue company has released her photo and details, asking the public for assistance in locating her.

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  • Israeli tourist Malka Levi, 74, is missing in Paris.
  • She was last seen at a pharmacy in the 8th arrondissement.
  • Contact was lost around 2:20 PM on Monday.
  • Search company Magnus is seeking public assistance.

Malka Levi, a 74-year-old Israeli tourist, has been missing in Paris since Monday afternoon. Contact with Levi was lost around 2:20 PM local time, after she was last seen at a pharmacy located at 64 Boulevard Malesherbes in the city's 8th arrondissement. The search and rescue company Magnus is appealing to the public for any information that could help locate her.

Levi is described as being approximately 161 centimeters tall. Magnus has released her photograph and details in the hope of receiving tips from the public to aid in her swift recovery. She has been missing for approximately five hours as of Monday evening.

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