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Segal Andharat has been located 'safe and well' gardai have confirmed
A missing person appeal which was issued by gardai in Dublin nearly 18 months ago has been stood down, they have confirmed
Assistance had been sought from members of the public after Segal Andharat, from Clondalkin, was reported missing on April 25, 2023. The appeal has remained active since and a number of searches have been carried out as efforts continued to locate Segal.
In an update, issued late on Wednesday night, gardai confirmed there has been a positive outcome.
"Segal Andharat, who was reported missing from Clondalkin, Dublin 22 on Tuesday, April 25 2023, has been located safe and well," read a brief statement from the Garda Press Office.
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No further information relating to the circumstances that led to her being located has been disclosed publicly.
Gardaí have thanked members of the public and the media for their assistance over the past year and-a-half.
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