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Police are growing increasingly concerned for the welfare of missing person, 39-year-old Natalie Gallagher.
Natalie is believed to have travelled to Belfast from the Derry area on Wednesday, March 4.
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She was last seen in the Amelia Street area on the same date at approximately 8.30pm walking in the direction of Keylands Place in the company of two men.
She is of petite build, and was last seen wearing a black coat, black bottoms and black boots.
We are growing increasingly concerned for Natalie’s well-being, and would ask anyone who has seen her, or who has information which may help us to locate her, to contact police on 101, quoting reference number 1209 05/03/26.
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