RCMP, conservation officers searching for missing man in Weyburn, Sask. area
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A search team made up of RCMP members and conservation officers are working to locate a missing 39-year-old man from the Tribune, Sask., area.
Saskatchewan RCMP say a man from south of Weyburn, Sask., has gone missing after Monday’s snow storm on the prairies.
RCMP from the Weyburn detachment say they received a complaint of a missing man at around 9 p.m. on Monday night.
Police say the man, 39-year-old Abraham Neufeld from Tribune, Sask., was driving a tractor in the Tribune area when the vehicle reportedly got stuck.
RCMP believe Neufeld became disoriented while walking to his nearby residence.
Officers located the tractor, which was still running, on Tuesday morning less than a mile east of Tribune. However, police have not located Neufeld.
Tribune is about 160 kilometres southeast of Regina.
Weyburn RCMP, along with RCMP police dog services, RCMP search and rescue members and Ministry of Environment conservation officers have been searching for him.
“Ongoing search efforts, including marking and keeping track of areas already searched, are ongoing at this time by the organizations noted above,” said RCMP on Tuesday in a statement.
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