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Police Appeal for Public Assistance in Locating Missing Tel Aviv Woman

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Police are seeking the public's help to find Sandra Lutsenko, a 46-year-old woman from Tel Aviv missing for a year. She was last seen a year ago and is described as having brown eyes, wearing glasses, and having reddish hair. Anyone with information is urged to contact police at 100 or the Tel Aviv South Police Station.

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  • Police are seeking public help to find Sandra Lutsenko, missing from Tel Aviv for one year.
  • Sandra Lutsenko, 46, was last seen a year ago.
  • She is described as having brown eyes, wearing glasses, and having reddish hair.
  • Lutsenko is 1.70 meters tall with a slim build.
  • Anyone with information should contact police hotline 100 or Tel Aviv South Police.
Police Appeal for Public Assistance in Locating Missing Tel Aviv Woman
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