SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- Dariana Hoyos Correa, a resident of Cojímar, Havana, is now safe with her family, after having remained missing since Wednesday.
His family informed CubaNet that the 13-year-old girl was found in Regla, although they did not provide any details on the matter.
On social media, an Internet user close to the family had commented that she had last been seen in that municipality, Regla, but the family had had no news about her whereabouts since Wednesday.
According to Facebook user Arlet Oni Yemaya, the young woman’s mother, named Carmen, traveled to Cuba on Friday to begin the search for her daughter.
“Dariana is a 13-year-old girl, please, we are desperate to find her, we all know the situation and the violence that exists right now in Cuba,” she added, desperate.
Now, after hearing the news of her appearance, she exclaimed: “Thank you to all my friends and family for your concern and help. I just spoke to Carmen and it seems that the girl has already appeared. I don’t know anything else because she is going to the address they gave her to confirm.”
The young Cuban Saray Rodriguezreported missing in Havana since Wednesday, is also alive and in communication with her relatives, her mother confirmed to CubaNet.
Martha Betancourt, who lives in Florida, United States, told this newspaper that her daughter was already with her husband and thanked all the people who were concerned about the search.
Saray, 27 years old and a resident of Santa Amelia, in San José de las Lajas, had last been seen last Wednesday in the Jesús María neighborhood, on Gloria and Revillagigedo streets, in Old Havana.
From that day on, his mobile phone remained switched off, which gave rise to the alert.
In recent months, there has been an increase in disappearances and a growing feeling of insecurity on the island. For this reason, the YoSíTeCreo group Cuba spread a series of guidelines for activating alerts for disappearances.
Recommendations include responding with as much information as possible from the files, obtained through contact with the family; avoiding including details about valuable objects such as phones, laptops, jewelry or money that the family has. missing person may carry; publish additional data only if it contributes to the search, otherwise it could endanger the missing person or re-victimize him or her.
It is also emphasized that any individual can activate citizen alerts for disappearances of girls, boys, adolescents and women, using the hashtags #AlertaMayde and #AlertaYeniset respectively.
Yeniset Alert is used for disappearances of women and Mayde Alert for missing children.
