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Nadia Breen

PSNI 'concerned for welfare' of missing man last seen in South Belfast

PSNI Daniel Johnston South Belfast Police

Police say they are 'concerned for the welfare' of a missing 35-year-old man.

Daniel Johnston was last seen in the Ballynafeigh/University area of South Belfast on Sunday, April 16.

A PSNI spokesperson added: "He is described as being 6’1’’ in height of large build.

Read more: Man in critical condition after serious crash

"He is believed to have been wearing a dark and light grey North Face Tracksuit.

"If you have seen Daniel or know where he is please contact Police either on 101 or 999 quoting reference 838 of 16/04/23."

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