Santo Domingo Este.— Relatives of Pablo Yorjenis Ramírez, 28, reported his disappearance and requested that the authorities expedite search efforts to determine his whereabouts.
According to his relatives, Pablo Yorjenis Ramírez disappeared on June 23, 2026 and was last seen around 11:17 PM, when he was leaving the Emilia residential complex, located at kilometer 17 of Las Américas Avenue.
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His parents, César Ramírez Mejía and Alba A. Crisóstomo, remain concerned about the lack of information regarding their son and have asked the authorities to intensify the investigations to locate him.
He had an argument before disappearing
According to the information provided by his relatives, before his disappearance, Pablo had allegedly had an argument with his partner. The family considers this information relevant to establish what his last movements and circumstances were prior to losing contact with him.
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However, the circumstances surrounding their disappearance have not yet been publicly established, nor has it been determined whether there is any connection between that argument and their subsequent whereabouts.
The relatives hope that this element can be taken into account within the investigations and that the security cameras in the surroundings of the residential area and the areas where he may have traveled are reviewed.
Collaboration requested to find him
The family of Pablo Yorjenis Ramírez requested the collaboration of anyone who can provide information about his whereabouts and asked that the authorities expedite the search efforts.
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Any information that allows locating the young man can be communicated to his relatives through the number (809) 463-7722.
The relatives remain hopeful of finding him and reiterated their call to anyone who may have seen him since the morning of June 23 to provide any information that could help establish his location.
The family also requests that the information be handled responsibly and that any relevant data be communicated directly to the authorities or their loved ones to facilitate search efforts.
Missing persons in the Dominican Republic
The disappearance of people constitutes a situation that generates concern among family members and communities in the Dominican Republic, especially when hours pass without information about a person’s whereabouts. In these cases, the speed of reporting and the provision of accurate information can be fundamental to guiding search efforts.
Dominican authorities have mechanisms in place to receive reports regarding missing persons and to conduct investigations aimed at establishing their last movements. Among the information that may prove useful are the date and time they were last seen, the location where they were, recent photographs, physical characteristics, clothing, and any circumstances that occurred before losing contact.
Family members also often provide information about possible routes, people with whom the missing person had contact, and places they used to visit. In investigations of this type, security cameras, testimonies, and other records can contribute to reconstructing the person’s last movements.
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The National Police have made calls to the public on different occasions to provide information that allows for the location of people reported as missing. Citizen collaboration can be especially important when there are images or testimonies that allow establishing where a person was last seen.
When a disappearance is reported, family members also face a period of uncertainty and worry, which is why specialized organizations and authorities recommend maintaining constant communication with investigators and providing any new information that may arise during the search.
In the case of Pablo Yorjenis Ramírez, his family has requested that the investigations be expedited and that the data regarding his last movements and the circumstances prior to his disappearance be taken into account. The family also provided the number (809) 463-7722 to receive information that may help locate him.
