Worry increases for woman who disappeared on Scottish island a few days ago.

Authorities are stepping up their efforts in the search for a missing woman who was last seen on a remote island in Scotland a few days ago. Claire Halliday, 35, has not been seen or heard from since Tuesday and her family and friends are growing increasingly worried. The last known location for Claire was on the Isle of Mull, a beautiful island in the Inner Hebrides region of western Scotland.

The last sighting of Claire was at 4pm on Tuesday in the Fionnphort area, but she has not been in contact with her loved ones since then. The police have released CCTV footage of Claire in hopes that someone may recognize her and provide valuable information. Claire is described as being 5ft 4inches tall with a slight build and shoulder-length brown hair. She also has a distinctive pink and turquoise eye tattoo on the back of her neck and a butterfly tattoo on her lower back.

At the time of her disappearance, Claire was wearing a white jacket with a cream colored hood or hat and white trousers. She may also have access to a Ford Transit campervan with the registration number WN52 AZP, and it is believed that she may be living in the vehicle. Claire speaks with an English accent, according to Police Scotland, who have renewed their appeal for information in hopes of finding her.

Inspector Alan Heron stated, "We are doing everything we can to locate Claire and we are urging anyone who may have seen her or has any information to come forward. We have been conducting searches in the Tiroran and Knockvologan areas on the Isle of Mull and have now released new images of Claire. We are hoping that someone will recognize her from these pictures and provide us with valuable information that could help us find her."

He continued, "Even the smallest piece of information could make a big difference in our search for Claire. We are also appealing directly to Claire herself - if you see this, please let us know that you are safe. Your family and friends are worried about you and we just want to ensure your well-being." The police are urging anyone with information to contact them as soon as possible in order to help bring Claire home safely.

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