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Woman vanishes on way to work in Queensland

Adam Vidler
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A 23-year-old woman went missing after heading to work in Queensland this week, leaving family and authorities concerned.

Achta Mahamat was last seen at about 6am on January 15 when she left an address in Woodridge, Logan.

She headed to work in her car, a 2015 Toyota Prius with a Queensland licence plate of 716JI2.

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Achta Mahamat, 23, is missing in Queensland. Queensland Police

Mahamat is a woman of African descent, with a slim build, about 155cm taall, with dark eyes and black hair.

When last seen, police say, she was likely wearing royal blue scrubs with the "Church of Christ" logo embroidered on them.

Mahamat also wears a cultural head covering that leaves her face exposed. The colours of the covering can vary.

Police said Mahamat had not been seen nor heard from since 6am on Wednesday, and her family and workplace say this is completely out of character.

Anybody with information is urged to contact police immediately.

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