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Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Elderly Woman Safely Reunited With Family After Community Effort

Elderly Woman Safely Reunited With Family After Community Effort

25 November 2025 - 08:12

Elderly Woman Safely Reunited With Family After Community Effort

25 November 2025 - 08:12
Police Appeal for Public’s Help to Reunite Elderly Woman With Family

Clovis Isylma Thomas

An elderly woman who was found wandering along Bathlodge Main Road earlier today has been safely reunited with her family, according to a release from the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda.

Police identified the woman as Ms. Clovis Isylma Thomas of Martin’s Village. Authorities say she was discovered by concerned citizens who quickly alerted the police, prompting a coordinated effort to locate her relatives.

Thanks to the swift response from both the public and law enforcement, Ms. Thomas’s family members were contacted and she was returned home safely.

In their statement, the Police Administration extended heartfelt gratitude to everyone who shared information and assisted in the search, emphasizing that community vigilance remains essential in safeguarding vulnerable individuals.

The release also underscored the importance of continued public cooperation in ensuring timely and safe outcomes when such incidents occur.

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11 Comments

  1. We need to protect and look out for our elders

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  2. We need safety for our elders! We understand they are now going off and we can’t blame them for wandering off! But we must ensure safety on their behalf

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  3. Families, let’s have round clock eyes on our elders!

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  4. Happy she is reunited with her family

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    • Glad she’s safe, but this should never have happened. Someone clearly wasn’t paying close enough attention.

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  5. We can’t just rely on the public and police families must step up before situations reach this point

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  6. It’s worrying that she made it all the way onto the main road before anyone noticed she was missing

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  7. She always go walking and they know that. Chupz

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  8. Happy she made it back home safe

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  9. This is not just “one of those things” proper care includes safety planning

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  10. Imagine if no one had seen her. The outcome could have been tragic. Better precautions are overdue

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