### Search for Missing UABC Staff in Ensenada
Authorities and the community are actively searching for two members of the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California (UABC) in Ensenada reported missing this week. Friends and family are appealing to the public for help in locating Diana Yadira Vázquez Velázquez, an oceanographer, and José Israel Carpio Ortiz, a student.
Both individuals vanished in separate incidents on Tuesday, August 27. The General Prosecutor’s Office of Baja California (FGE) has already issued search alerts for both of them.
Diana Yadira was last seen in the Bosque de Los Olivos area, while José Israel was last observed at the UABC campus in El Sauzal de Rodríguez, driving a gray 2009 Honda Civic without license plates.
– **Descriptions:**
– *Diana Yadira Vázquez Velázquez:* Height: 1.63 meters. Medium build, fair skin, broad forehead, medium flat nose, black hair, dark brown eyes, medium ears, small mouth with thin lips, wears glasses. Has a tattoo of a heart with a bow on her arm.
– *José Israel Carpio Ortiz:* 20 years old, slim build, fair skin, straight dark hair cut in a “mushroom” style. Brown eyes, semi-thick eyebrows, straight nose, medium mouth, and regular lips. Height: 1.63 meters, weight: 55 kilograms. At the time of his disappearance, he was wearing light gray jeans, a light blue shirt, a gray knitted sweater, black Converse sneakers, and carrying a school backpack.
If anyone has information regarding their whereabouts, please contact local authorities immediately.
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