VPD searches for 59-year-old man missing since Wednesday with dementia diagnosis
Maung Maung left a care home near Heather and West 57th Avenue on Wednesday morning. He has dementia, limited English, and is known to travel long distances on foot or transit.
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Vancouver Police are searching for 59-year-old Maung Maung, who went missing Wednesday, October 21 around 9:50 a.m. from a care home near Heather Street and West 57th Avenue.
Maung Maung has been diagnosed with dementia and speaks limited English. Police say he may be confused and have difficulty remembering how to get home. He is known to travel long distances on foot or by transit.
He is described as an Asian man, five feet nine inches tall with a medium build and black/greying short hair. He was last seen wearing a grey button-up shirt, black pants, and white runners.
Police are asking anyone who sees Maung Maung to call 911 and stay with him until first responders arrive. Anyone with information about his whereabouts is urged to contact Vancouver Police Department.
The facts
Who is missing in Vancouver?
Maung Maung, a 59-year-old man, has been missing since Wednesday, October 21, 2026, around 9:50 a.m. from a care home near Heather Street and West 57th Avenue.
What medical condition does Maung Maung have?
Maung Maung has been diagnosed with dementia and speaks limited English, which may cause confusion and difficulty remembering how to get home.
How is Maung Maung described?
He is an Asian man, five feet nine inches tall with a medium build and black/greying short hair. He was last seen wearing a grey button-up shirt, black pants, and white runners.
What should someone do if they see Maung Maung?
Anyone who sees Maung Maung should call 911 and stay with him until first responders arrive.
