Report: Melbourne man’s mysterious disappearance on popular Peru hiking trail prompts widespread search
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Loved ones describe Jordan Yap, 30, as an experienced hiker who set out for a 10-day solo trek Peru ahead of falling silent Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Loved ones of a missing Australian trekker who was last seen nearly two weeks ago on a remote South American hiking trail are urging local authorities to support with the search. The report also notes that A wide-scale sweep by a private rescue crew has so far failed to find any trace of 30-year-old Jordan Yap, who last made contact with friends and family on 14 September ahead of a planned 10-day solo trek along Peru’s Huayhuash mountain range, 400km north-east of Lima.
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