He’s been missing for nearly a week(Picture: Met Police/Google)
An elderly man who has dementia and may be ‘unable to say his name’ has been missing for nearly a week.
Hassim Bayrak, from Wembley, north west London, was last seen Monday on Wembley Hill Road, a busy high street just near Wembley Stadium.
Hassim was on the road, which is served by buses that go to Edgware Station, at around 1pm.
Hassim Bayrak was last seen along a high street just off Wembley Stadium (Picture: X/Metropolitan Police)
The 69-year-old was wearing a ‘bright blue jumper and navy blue trousers’ at the time.
He hasn’t been seen since. Police say he ‘might not be able to provide his name’ – people living with dementia may have trouble finding words.
He was last seen on Wembley Hill Road (Picture: Google)
While police described him as 69, an appeal by the charity Missing People says he was 68 ‘at disappearance’.
‘Hassim we are here for you whenever you are ready; we can listen, talk you through what help you need, pass a message for you and help you to be safe,’ the appeal says.
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