Police search for missing woman
Police believe a young woman who has been missing since Monday was travelling by train towards Geelong.
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Police are searching for a missing young woman who was last seen in North Geelong.
Tiffany, 22, was last seen at the North Geelong railway station about 12.20pm on Monday, January 15.
It is understood she was travelling by train towards Geelong.
Police and family have concerns for Tiffany’s welfare due to a medical condition.
Tiffany is caucasian and described as about 175cm tall, with an olive complexion, blonde and brown hair, and a slim build.
She was last seen wearing grey tracksuit pants and a white hoodie and carrying a green tote bag.
She is known to frequent the Melbourne CBD, Footscray and Kensington areas.
Investigators have released an image of Tiffany in the hope that someone can provide information on her whereabouts.
Anyone who sights her or has information on her location is urged to contact Geelong police station on (03) 5225 3100.
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