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Police seek help as man goes missing from mental health hospital in Trafford

Mohammed needs mental health support.

Police seek help as man goes missing from mental health hospital in Trafford
Pramod Thomas
By Pramod ThomasSep 02, 2022
Pramod Thomas
Pramod Thomas is a senior correspondent with Asian Media Group since 2020, bringing 19 years of journalism experience across business, politics, sports, communities, and international relations. His career spans both traditional and digital media platforms, with eight years specifically focused on digital journalism. This blend of experience positions him well to navigate the evolving media landscape and deliver content across various formats. He has worked with national and international media organisations, giving him a broad perspective on global news trends and reporting standards.
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The Greater Manchester Police have appealed for help to find a man who went missing from a mental health hospital in Trafford.

Mohammed, 22, went missing after leaving the Priory Hospital in Altrincham, police said. The last name of the patient has not been provided.

Police hadn't confirmed the exact date of his disappearance as well.

Now, police believe that the man may have been in Leeds on August 23. According to police, Mohammed needs mental health support.

A picture of Mohammed was shared on the Facebook page of the force as part of an appeal to find him.

An officer wrote on Facebook: "#MISSING | Can you help us find Mohammed (22) last seen in #Trafford?

"He's understood to have left the Priory Hospital in #Altrincham & requires support for his mental health. We believe he has most recently been in #Leeds on 23 Aug. Please call 101 with any info or sightings."

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