Family and friends are actively searching for Mariangel, a 15-year-old girl who was reported missing on Saturday morning in the province of Cienfuegos. She left her home and has not returned, causing significant concern among her loved ones. Since her disappearance, her family has launched a search campaign, appealing for public support through social media platforms.
"She is my niece, missing since yesterday. She's a 15-year-old teenager. Please, any information is valuable," stated Marbe Cabrera, Mariangel's aunt. Numerous photos of Mariangel have been shared across Facebook groups, hoping someone might recognize her and provide useful information for her whereabouts.
Anyone with information regarding Mariangel's location is urged to immediately contact the numbers 51337871 or 53652177. So far, no official details have been released about the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.
This incident adds to a disturbing trend of missing women on the island, sparking growing public concern. On April 10, the disappearance of a grandmother in Sancti Spíritus was reported, and she has not been heard from in over four months. Despite ongoing search efforts, her family has yet to receive any answers from the authorities about her fate.
Additionally, Doraiky Águila Vázquez, a 48-year-old mother from Havana, has been missing for 24 days. In both cases, there is a consistent pattern of official silence and a lack of concrete results. Doraiky was last seen leaving her home in Lawton, Diez de Octubre, on the night of March 15 during a widespread blackout in the island, and she hasn't been seen since.
Frequently Asked Questions about Missing Persons in Cuba
What should you do if you have information about a missing person?
If you have any information regarding a missing person's whereabouts, you should immediately contact the authorities or the phone numbers provided by the family.
Why are there growing concerns about disappearances in Cuba?
There is increasing anxiety due to a rise in reported disappearances, particularly involving women, and a lack of official responses or results in locating these individuals.