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The family of Doraiky Águila Vázquez, a 48-year-old woman of whom nothing has been heard since the early morning of Saturday, March 15, is desperately searching for any clues regarding her whereabouts.
According to accounts from her loved ones, Doraiky was last seen that Saturday, when she left wearing a yellow dress. Since then, there has been no contact with her. Her cell phone is turned off and her social media has shown no recent activity, which heightens the concern of those who know her.
Her husband and children are desperately searching for her, with broken hearts, hoping she returns home safe and sound. With every passing minute, her absence grows more agonizing and the uncertainty turns into unbearable pain, as stated in several statements circulating on social media.
Two weeks after his disappearance, the case has mobilized neighbors, activists, and social media users, who have dedicated themselves to the search in the absence of an effective official system for reporting these cases.
The user Duniesky Rodríguez Vargas also expressed his desperation on social media with a series of questions that reflect the anguish of the community:
"How is it possible for someone to disappear like that, just like that? How is it possible for children to be unaware of their mother and be consumed by uncertainty? How is it possible for a mother to be unable to have her daughter close again? How is it possible that, despite everyone's efforts, she still hasn't been found? How is it possible for various people to claim they have seen her, yet no one can keep her safe until family or some acquaintance can bring a happy ending to this sad story? How is it possible that almost 14 days have passed and the authorities alerted do not have even a clue about Doraiky's whereabouts? Where is she? Where did she go that we haven't found her despite her family, especially her husband, desperately searching for her everywhere? How is it possible that social media and even human solidarity have been unable to locate the whereabouts of a mother, a daughter, a wife, a friend who is extremely beloved by all?"
Águila, 48 years old, walked out of her home in the Lawton neighborhood on the night of March 15 and, since then, there has been no further news of her, family members stated in Facebook posts.
His family has offered a monetary reward of 350,000 pesos for anyone who can locate her and keep her until the family arrives.
To facilitate the search, the independent platforms Alas Tensas (OGAT) and Yo Sí Te Creo en Cuba (YSTCC) activated the Alerta Yeniset, created for cases of women missing in Cuba, and provided details about Águila's physical characteristics and clothing, based on consultations with her family.
The woman has gray hair, a wheat-colored complexion, large caramel-colored eyes, is 1.68 m tall, and weighs 65 kg; additionally, as a distinguishing mark, she has a spot on her right ankle.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Disappearance of Doraiky Águila Vázquez
When and where was Doraiky Águila Vázquez last seen?
Doraiky Águila Vázquez was last seen in the early morning of Saturday, March 15, in the Lawton neighborhood, Diez de Octubre municipality, Havana. Since then, no further information about her whereabouts has been available.
What actions have been taken to locate Doraiky?
Doraiky's family has offered a reward of 350,000 pesos and has spread alerts on social media. Additionally, the platforms Alas Tensas and Yo Sí Te Creo en Cuba have activated the Yeniset Alert to assist in the search.
What are the physical characteristics of Doraiky Águila Vázquez?
Doraiky has gray hair, a wheat-colored complexion, large caramel-colored eyes, stands 1.68 meters tall, and weighs 65 kg. As a distinctive mark, she has a spot on her right ankle.
How does the situation with the blackouts affect the search for Doraiky?
The blackouts in Cuba have hindered communication and search resources, impacting the ability to respond quickly to disappearances. This situation has forced families to rely on citizen solidarity and social networks for the dissemination of alerts.
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