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Concerns for missing rest home resident

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Police say Sala Tomai could be anywhere in the Palmerston North or Feilding area. Photo / File

Police say Sala Tomai could be anywhere in the Palmerston North or Feilding area. Photo / File

A Feilding woman has gone missing and police are worried about her well being.

Sala Tomai was last seen yesterday at the St Dominic's centre she lives at in Feilding.

Police say she suffers from schizophrenia and is bi-polar.

It is common for her to walk into the town on a Tuesday to run errands, but yesterday she didn't return from her outing.

There was a possible sighting of her at the Countdown in Palmerston North yesterday morning, and police believe she might be anywhere in the Palmerston North or Feilding area.

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Anyone who sees Ms Tomai or has any useful information should contact Palmerston North Police on 06 351 3600.

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