US EditionBritish woman goes missing on Greek beach
OFRYNIO BEACH, KAVALA, NORTHERN GREECE, AUG 5 – A large-scale search involving multiple boats and land units continues after Michele Bourda, 59, vanished from a beach while her husband slept, with authorities warning her life may be at risk.
- British tourist Michele Ann Joy Bourda, 59, went missing on August 1 from a sunbed at Ofrynio beach in Kavala, northern Greece.
- She disappeared while her husband was reportedly asleep nearby, prompting immediate concern from family and authorities.
- Following her disappearance around noon, Lifeline Hellas issued a Silver Alert and local police and the Hellenic Coast Guard launched extensive land and sea searches.
- Michele was described as 1.73m tall with straight blonde hair and hazel eyes, wearing a two-piece rhinestone swimsuit, yellow beach shoes, and red sunglasses at the time she vanished.
- The ongoing search and alert signal that Michele's life may be in danger, with the public urged to contact the 24-hour National SOS Line 1065 if they have information.
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The British woman who disappeared from a Greek beach this week while her husband was asleep was last seen in the water by a sports instructor. "I told her not to go any further."
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ThePatriotLight - A GREEK man reportedly launched a frantic search for his Brit wife after she mysteriously vanished from a beach while he was asleep.Michele Ann Joy Bourda, 59, vanished from the Ofrynio beach in Kavala - sparking a huge search operation. 4Michele Ann Joy Bourda, 59, who disappeared from the beach of Ofryni, KavalaCredit: Enterprise4She was reportedly seen getting into deep water before she vanishedCredit: EPT NEWSMrs Bourda rep…
A wide search and rescue operation is being carried out in northern Greece, after a British woman, 59 years old, has disappeared in a "mysterio" way from an Ofryno beach near the city of Kavala, reports The Guardian.
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