A non-verbal woman has gone missing from her home, prompting a police appeal.
Fatumata, 27, was last seen at her home close to Kentish Town rail station at around 9.10pm on Monday, July 20.
She is described as non-verbal and may struggle to communicate if approached.
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Detective Inspector Marc Robinson said: "We are growing increasingly concerned for Fatumata’s welfare and carrying out multiple enquiries to locate her.
"She is non-verbal and may not be able to communicate that she needs help.
"We are releasing an image of what Fatumata was last seen wearing, and I would urge people to look at Fatumata’s picture and, if you recognise her, call us immediately."
It’s believed that she was last seen wearing a pink dress and could be wearing a knee-length light brown overcoat.
She could have used the bus or train network to travel elsewhere in London or the surrounding counties.
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