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UPDATE: Missing woman found safe

Anonby was last seen leaving Vernon in her Yellow Volkswagen Beetle. Facebook

According to South Cariboo Search and Rescue, a missing 22-year-old woman has been found safe.

RCMP had asked the public for information after Amy Anonby went missing. She was last seen on August 25 in Vernon, B.C.

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Anonby was supposed to be heading to Mahood Lake, roughly 200 km northwest of Vernon, but didn’t make it to her destination.

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She was reported missing on Sunday at roughly 9 p.m., according to 100 Mile House RCMP.

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Anonby was driving a yellow 2000 Volkswagen Beetle, with a B.C. licence plate number FL287V when she left Vernon on Sunday.

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Police and search and rescue crews made extensive efforts to locate Amy throughout the night and the search effort continued into Monday.

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