Police say Jane Nesbitt could also be in the Antrim or Newtownabbey area
Police say 37-year-old Jane Nesbitt was last in contact with family at 3.50pm on Wednesday, June 19.
A PSNI statement posted on social media added: "Jane was last seen in the Belfast area but could also be in the Antrim or Newtownabbey area."Anyone who has spotted Jane or knows any information relating to her whereabouts please make contact with police on 101 and quote serial number 953 of 19/06/2024. Thank you."
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