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The Cuban Felicia Gómez Díaz has been missing for several days in Trinidad (Sancti Spíritus), and her family is asking for help to find her. She was last seen on December 5. She was wearing a green coat, leggings, a blue cap from the Sancti Spíritus baseball team, and rubber boots. Her family has confirmed that she does not suffer from any type of dementia or cognitive impairment.
Mother of a daughter, Yaneisy Gómez Gómez, and grandmother of Jessica Cabrera Gómez, Felicia is a married woman. In fact, it is her husband who has provided the description of the clothing she was wearing on the day she disappeared.
The family has no leads to help them determine her whereabouts. They don’t know where she might be or what could have happened to her. They also request that this information be shared, and that no rumors be spread about her having been found without prior confirmation from her contacts in Cuba, as there have already been false reports to that effect, even speculating about her death.
Felicia Gómez Díaz lives in the rural community of La Ermita, which is part of the Caracusey People's Council, located on the road from Trinidad to Sancti Spíritus.
Her family is searching for her "without rest" and assures that as soon as she appears, they will update through their social media, something they have not done as of today.
"Stay alert on the streets, in case you see her," her granddaughter urges anxiously, having harshly scolded those who spread fake news that only hinders the search by making up stories that she's been found, which is not true, leading people to stop looking for her.
"We need help, really. Anyone who can do something, anyone who can help find it, please contact me," the granddaughter stated on her Facebook profile.
The family of the missing grandmother in Sancti Spíritus has published a phone number for Cuba (59996249) for anyone with information about Felicia Gómez Díaz to get in touch. Any detail or information is important.
In addition to Felicia's disappearance, there have been other reports of disappearances in Cuba in recent days. In Holguín, they have been searching for a woman named Mercedes for a month; she suffers from dementia and lives in the Calera 3 neighborhood of San Germán, in Urbano Noris.
There was more luck recently in finding a young man who had gone missing in Havana after leaving for a break from military service. He was ultimately found safe and sound, wandering in a park.
In Havana, they are also searching for a grandfather with Alzheimer's who went missing in mid-November. The man's name is Miguel Sosa, and he was last seen in Centro Habana, although his usual residence is in Jaimanitas, in Playa.
As of today, the family of Reinel Porra Cervantes from the Trilladera community in Jatibonico (Sancti Spíritus) lives in anguish, as he has been missing for two years without any sign of life. He was last seen at a military facility in Topes de Collantes. His mother is asking for help in finding him.
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