A 13-year-old girl has been reported missing in Havana since Thursday, prompting family and friends to spread the word online to aid in the search. The young girl, named Dariana Hoyos Correa, was last seen in the Regla municipality.
"Please, we are desperate to find her. We are all aware of the current situation and the violence in Cuba right now. Share this to see if we can get any information," pleaded Facebook user Arlet Oni Yemaya.
According to Arlet Oni, the girl's mother, named Carmen, arrived in Cuba this Friday and is actively searching for her daughter. "Everyone who knows her is aware of what kind of mother she is and how desperate she is to find her daughter," she added.
Frequently Asked Questions About Missing Persons in Cuba
Here are some common questions and answers related to missing persons cases in Cuba, especially concerning the current situation.
What should I do if a loved one goes missing in Cuba?
If a loved one goes missing in Cuba, immediately report it to the local authorities. Utilize social media to spread the word and gather information, and reach out to local communities and organizations for support.
How can social media help in finding a missing person?
Social media can be a powerful tool for sharing information quickly and widely. Posting details about the missing person, including photos and last known whereabouts, can help generate leads and bring attention to the case.