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UPDATE: Chilliwack woman missing since March 17 found safe and sound

RCMP thanks the media and public for assistance

Paul Henderson
Apr. 1, 2021 5:25 p.m.
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Chilliwack RCMP report the 29-year-old woman missing since March 17 has been located and is safe and sound.

Police thank the media and public for assistance in locating her.

RELATED: VIDEO: Mother of missing Chilliwack woman makes public plea

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