Authorities are currently searching for two elderly men, Kenneth Gill and Bernard, who have been reported missing. The pair was last seen in the Tunapuna vicinity, prompting local police to launch an investigation into their whereabouts. Concerns for their safety are heightened due to their age, and the community’s assistance is crucial in this case.
The men were last seen traveling in a white Tida, identified by the license plate PCX 9805. Local residents are being encouraged to remain vigilant and report any sightings or information related to the duo. The Arouca Police Station is the designated point of contact for anyone who may have relevant details.
As the search continues, authorities are making a public appeal for help, emphasizing the importance of community awareness in locating the missing individuals. Their families are anxious for their safe return, and every piece of information could prove vital in this urgent situation.
If you have any information regarding Kenneth Gill and Bernard, please contact Arouca Police Station immediately. The combined efforts of the community and law enforcement are essential in ensuring the safe recovery of the missing men.
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