Surrey's Missing Indo-Canadian Woman, Jessie Khatkar, Has Been Found

IANS, 27 Aug, 2015 09:52 AM

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are thanking the public for help in locating an Indo-Canadian woman, 21, who went missing from her home in Surrey.

Jessie Khatkar was reported missing on Tuesday and was last seen at her residence in 125B Street in Surrey on August 23, a newspaper reported on Wednesday.

21 year old female reported missing Aug 25 has been located and is safe. Thank you to public & media for your assistance.
— Surrey RCMP (@SurreyRCMP) August 27, 2015

She has now been safely reunited with her family.

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