They're looking for an 82-year-old man missing in Yécora
The man is 168 centimeters tall and weighs about 70 kilos, wearing a long sleeve blue sweater and grey or blue pants.
The Basque Country Emergency Services have activated the search for an 82-year-old man who disappeared on Monday in the Alavesa town of Yécora and who disappeared in a rural area near his residence in Bercijana, went out on foot this morning and did not return home.
The man's name is Marcos. He's 168 centimeters tall and weighs about 70 kilograms. He's a thin figure and gray hair.
The search device has been activated since 3:00 p.m. Field patrols of the Guard Police Station, the drone section, a search helicopter with Mountain and UVR sections, the Canine Unit, firefighters and volunteers are looking for him.
Anyone who can have any information can call 112.
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