Rescue crews searching for missing 65-year-old Coquitlam man

Vancouver, BCLocal News

Local-area search and rescue teams have mobilized to locate To Sang “Alfred” Wong, a 65-year-old man reported missing in Coquitlam. Wong was last seen in his grey Chevrolet Cruz parked at his home near Apel Drive and Coast Meridian Road around noon on Tuesday. His vehicle was found the next day at the head of Coquitlam Lake Trail, heightening concerns for his safety. Described as 5’3″ with a slim build and balding grey hair, police and family are deeply worried about Wong's well-being. The Coquitlam RCMP emphasize the importance of public assistance in this case.

They urge anyone with information to call 604-945-1550 and reference file 2025-28682. This incident reflects broader issues of community safety and the importance of quick action in missing person cases. Local search and rescue operations play a crucial role in responding to such emergencies.

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