Police searching for Georgian woman missing in Naples
The Embassy of Georgia in Italy said earlier today information regarding the search operations was "intensively exchanged with the Consular Service of Georgia and the consulate is also in contact with the family". Photo: Sali Tetunashvili/Facebook.
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Italian police are searching for Sali Tetunashvili, a 27-year-old Georgian woman who went missing five days ago in Naples, Italy.
Tetunashvili’s mother told media her daughter had left home at 10 a.m. on January 22, with search operations launched in the evening.
The search was launched after the young woman stopped answering phone calls after 4 p.m. local time.
Georgian emigrants held rallies on January 25 in Italy requesting an intensification of search operations.
The Embassy of Georgia in Italy said earlier today information regarding the search operations was "intensively exchanged with the Consular Service of Georgia and the consulate is also in contact with the family".
Rescuers from Georgia's emergency services are looking for traces of Ilia Pilpani, a teenager missing since last week, in the highland Svaneti province in the north and on the Black Sea coastline in the west of the country.
Three days have passed since Georgian rescuers have been searching for 19-year-old Natia Shavadze in the Rioni River in the western city of Poti.
Georgian rescuers are searching for a missing tourist from the Netherlands in the Rioni River, near the country’s western city of Kutaisi.
A total of 54 individuals were reported missing between January-June of 2020 in Georgia, out of which 34 were found by police, while search operations for 20 individuals are still underway.
Italian police have found the Georgian citizen Sali Tetunashvili, who went missing five days ago in Naples, Italy.