A Cuban mother of three who had been missing since Wednesday morning has been found safe, according to her aunt on social media.
Saray Rodríguez, 27, a resident of San José de las Lajas, Mayabeque, had left for Havana that day and had not been seen since.
"My niece has been found safe, thank God. And to everyone who supported us in one way or another, God bless you all. A thousand thanks to family, friends, and everyone who was concerned, blessings," said Mariela Rodríguez López on her Facebook, without providing further details.
Various online posts highlighted the desperation of Saray's family, whose phone had lost signal. Her mother, Martha Betancourt, shared a video where her anguish was evident. Her husband, Frank Elías, reported that he had filed a complaint with the police, but they informed him that they would only take action after 72 hours.
Key Questions Regarding the Disappearance of Saray Rodríguez
The disappearance and subsequent safe return of Saray Rodríguez has raised several questions. Here, we address some of the most pressing inquiries.
How long was Saray Rodríguez missing?
Saray Rodríguez was missing for several days, from Wednesday morning until she was found safe.
Where was Saray Rodríguez last seen?
She was last seen in San José de las Lajas, Mayabeque, before heading to Havana.
What actions did the family take during her disappearance?
Her family shared their desperation online, and her husband filed a complaint with the police. However, the police stated they would only take action after 72 hours had passed.