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Missing man in Amarante. Family asks for help with search

Jornal 3601 September 2026 at 22:14

Fernando Nunes has been missing since Monday, August 31, in Amarante. The family launched an appeal to the population to help locate him, sharing a message through the missing man's daughter.

The man has been facing some recent health problems and is disoriented, requiring accompaniment. He was last seen in Amarante, and there is also indication that he was spotted on Rua Mário Cal Brandão.

At the time of disappearance, Fernando Nunes was wearing a blue jacket, a light-colored sweater, light blue tracksuit pants and sneakers. The family asks anyone who has seen the man or has any information to contact the authorities.

The GNR in Amarante can be contacted through the number 255 410 260. The family also appeals for the information to be shared, hoping that Fernando Nunes can be located quickly.

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