Missing Margaret River couple ‘safe and well’ after WA Police reach pair
A Margaret River couple have been reached by WA Police after an extensive search by air in the WA outback.
The pair — in their 60s — had been due to return to their South West home on Sunday, October 6, after a trip through the Warburton area, more than 1700km away.
The last time the pair had contacted family was September 30.
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And on Wednesday morning police confirmed officers had reached the pair, who were “safe and well”.
“There are no longer any concerns for their welfare,” a police spokeswoman said.
The pair are expected to arrive in Warburton around 12pm.
Warburton police officers were travelling towards the location to complete a welfare check on the pair overnight.
Originally published on The West Australian
