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A search has begun for missing Co Tyrone woman Claire Rock.
Police have released a number of photographs in the 46-year-old in a bid to find her.
Ms Rock was last seen at around 2pm on Tuesday August 22, in the Square area of Moy, Co Tyrone.
Police say they are becoming increasingly concerned for her welfare.
She is described as being small in height, her hair was worn in a bun and she was carrying a large black bag over her shoulder.
Police are asking homeowners in the Moy area to check gardens, outbuildings and vehicles.
“If you know of Claire’s whereabouts, or have any information, or if you perhaps gave her a lift, please contact police as soon as possible quoting reference number 1176 of 22/08/23,” a spokesperson said.
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