Missing Silver Sands woman

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Saturday, 3 November 2018 10:53

By Monique Passchier

Police are seeking the whereabouts of a missing 46-year-old Silver Sands woman.

Leila Juliet Khan has not been heard from since Sunday October 21.

Concerns are held for her welfare as she requires daily medication.

Leila is described as fair skinned with a medium build, around 154cm tall, with green eyes and long brown hair.

She is driving a silver 2005 model Honda hatchback, registration 1DMN940.

Leila could be in the Perth or Mosman Park areas.

Anyone with information on Leila's whereabouts is asked to call police immediately on 131 444.

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