2007.04.14: April 14, 2007: Headlines: COS - Philippines: Safety: Journalism: : U.S. embassy promises reward in the case of Missing Peace Corps Volunteer Julia Campbell
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2007.04.14: April 14, 2007: Headlines: COS - Philippines: Safety: Journalism: : U.S. embassy promises reward in the case of Missing Peace Corps Volunteer Julia Campbell
U.S. embassy promises reward in the case of Missing Peace Corps Volunteer Julia Campbell
The embassy asks those who have seen Campbell anytime after April 8, or who may have information on her movements or current location, to contact John Borja, Safety and Security Officer of the Peace CorpsPhilippines,through mobile phone number 0920-900-5270, or contact the U.S. Embassy in Manila at (02)-528-6300.
U.S. embassy promises reward in the case of Missing Peace Corps Volunteer Julia Campbell
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The U.S. embassy has declared a 40-year old American Peace Corps volunteer missing since April 8 and is giving a reward for information on the welfare and whereabouts of the 40-year old woman.
The embassy in Manila identified the volunteer as Ms. Julia Campbell, 40, a Caucasian American with blonde hair, 1.7 meters tall (5 feet, 7 inches), weighing 58 kilograms. She wears eyeglasses.
The embassy said it will give a reward to anyone who can give information on the welfare and whereabouts of Ms Campbell.
According to the embassy, Campbell was last seen on Sunday (April 8), in Banaue, Ifugao Province in Northern Luzon. She was alone and had reportedly intended to hike in a hilly area near Batad, some 1.5 kilometers east of Banaue town.
Campbell has served as a college teacher in Legazpi City in the Bicol region since her arrival in the Philippines in March 2005 as a Peace Corps volunteer.
The embassy asks those who have seen Campbell anytime after April 8, or who may have information on her movements or current location, to contact John Borja, Safety and Security Officer of the Peace CorpsPhilippines,through mobile phone number 0920-900-5270, or contact the U.S. Embassy in Manila at (02)-528-6300.
At present, there are 137 volunteers serving in the Philippines. More than 8,000 volunteers have served in the Philippines since 1961, making it the second oldest Peace Corps program in the world. (PNA)
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