Two seniors who went missing from an Edmonton care centre have been found “safe and unharmed,” according to police.
Early Thursday morning, police asked the public for help finding a man and woman who were last seen at the Good Samaritan Dr. Gerald Zetter Care Centre in the south-side neighbourhood of Hazeldean at around 7 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Police said both seniors reportedly left the facility after a building alarm went off and did not return.
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Police said there was particular concern for the well-being of the two as both have dementia and other medical concerns that require care.
Police did not say where the missing people were found or how they were located.
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