A 15-year-old teenager goes missing after boarding a bus in Ponta Grossa
The missing teenager from Ponta Grossa was last seen boarding a bus on Thursday (28). Family is seeking information.
A 15-year-old girl has been missing in Ponta Grossa since Wednesday afternoon (28). According to information recorded in the report of the Municipal Guard, the young woman boarded a public transport bus around 5 p.m., but did not reach the expected destination and did not make any more contact with the family.
According to the document, the teenager was at her sister's residence in the Uvaranas region. In the late afternoon, she was accompanied to a bus of Viação Campos Gerais (VCG), which made the Costa Rica line, bound for Vila Quero Quero, neighborhood where she lives.
After boarding, the family lost contact with the young woman. In the absence of news, the father went to the Ponta Grossa Regional Guard Center, where he recorded the disappearance on Wednesday night at 11:22 p.m.
Teenager dressed school uniform
According to the information passed on by the father to the Municipal Guard, the teenager has curly and long hair, brown skin and, at the time of her disappearance, she was wearing the blue uniform of the General Antonio Sampaio State College.
Another detail reported by the family is that the young woman was not with a mobile phone, because she had left the device in the residence where she was before boarding.
The absence of the cell phone makes it difficult to contact the adolescent directly and increases the concern of family members.
Family searched for information
According to the report, the family sought out neighbors and friends in an attempt to find out the whereabouts of the teenager. However, by the time of registration, no one had been able to tell where she was.
The occurrence was classified as disappearance of a person, with no indication of crime in the initial record.
The bulletin was formalized to communicate the disappearance and request the appropriate measures from the authorities.
Anyone who has information that can help locate the teenager can contact the Municipal Guard, by phone 153, or with the Military Police, by 190.
