The family of a Scottish woman who has gone missing in Morocco has expressed deep concern for her safety. Rachel Kerr, a 31-year-old travel influencer from Dunblane near Stirling, was last seen on Saturday, April 25, after checking out of her hotel in the resort city of Agadir on the Atlantic coast.
Background of the Disappearance
According to her social media activity, Ms. Kerr had been in North Africa since January, stating that she was staying in Morocco to "get some sun in my body." She had been actively posting about her travels on Instagram, where she boasts over 9,000 followers.
Family Appeal
Her cousin, Claire Hill, has issued a public appeal for information. She urged anyone who may have been in contact with Ms. Kerr recently to come forward. "Appealing to anyone who may have had contact with Rachel Kerr in the last few days, and any of her contacts in Morocco. Please get in touch if you have any information. Her family are extremely concerned for her welfare. Last known to be staying in the Caribbean Village Agadir, checked out on Saturday and we’ve not been able to contact her since then," Hill said.
Official Response
A spokesperson for the Foreign Office confirmed that they are providing support to the family. "We are supporting the family of a British woman who is missing in Morocco," the spokesperson stated.
The search for Ms. Kerr continues as authorities and loved ones work to locate her.
