Missing Alloa woman, 31, who vanished in Morocco is found, say family

Rachel Kerr had been missing since Saturday <i>(Image: Facebook)</i>
Rachel Kerr had been missing since Saturday (Image: Facebook)
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A Scottish woman who had been reported missing in Morocco has been found, according to her family.

Rachel Kerr, from Alloa, had been missing and had made no contact with family or friends since checking out of her hotel in the seaside resort of Agadir.

The 31-year-old's family said she was last seen leaving the SMART nightclub in Agadir around 5am.

Her family said they were “extremely concerned” for her welfare as they could not reach her, as her phone was reportedly switched off.

Kerr’s cousin, Claire Hill, shared on social media that she has allegedly been found. 

In the post, she wrote: “Rachel has now been traced and is safe in the care of family. Thank you to those who provided information and support.”

Another relative, Peter Kerr, also shared a message on Facebook, which read: “Rachel has now been found and is with her brother. Thanks to everyone who shared the post.”

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) confirmed it is supporting Ms Kerr's family.

A spokesperson for the FCDO told The Herald: “We are supporting the family of a British woman who is missing in Morocco.”

It has not been confirmed by the official body that Kerr has been traced.

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