Missing Moncton woman, 83, dies after being found in medical distress
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The Codiac RCMP says the woman was found shortly after 1 p.m. Saturday and was given first aid, but died while on her way to the hospital.
An elderly woman who went missing on Friday has died after being found in medical distress, according to the Codiac RCMP.
In a release, police say the 83-year-old woman from Moncton was found shortly after 1 p.m. on Saturday.
“When located, the woman was in medical distress. First aid was administered on scene by RCMP members and she was transferred to the care of Ambulance New Brunswick,” the release said.
“The woman died before being transported to hospital.”
Police spent much of Saturday searching for the woman in the Moncton area.
“The RCMP expresses their condolences to her friends and family,” the release said. “The RCMP would also like to thank the public for their assistance.”
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