Kelowna RCMP say missing 44-year-old woman located

UPDATE: Kelowna RCMP say that Iris Alphonse, 44, who was reported missing on June 30th, has been located.

Police say thanks to the public and media for their assistance.

Original story: Kelowna RCMP are appealing to the public to help locate a missing woman.

Iris Alphonse, 44, was last seen before noon Saturday as she departed Kelowna General Hospital on foot.

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Alphonse lives in northern B.C. but was visiting the Kelowna area at the time.

In a news release issued Saturday evening, police said they were “very concerned” about the woman’s’ health and well-being.

They added that Alphonse may appear confused or disoriented.

Alphonse is described as:

• Aboriginal female;
• 44 years;
• 5 ft 6 in (165 cm);
• 155 lbs (70 kg);
• black hair;
• brown eyes;

Alphonse was last seen wearing a pair of black and white striped pants, a red striped jacket, a light coloured t-shirt, a floral fanny pack and a pair of brown ankle boots.

Anyone with information on her whereabouts is urged to contact police.