A woman who went missing from Chilliwack April 8 has been found by the RCMP. (Phil McLachlan/Capital News/Stock)

UPDATED: Missing 34-year-old located

Police have located a woman who went missing in Chilliwack April 8

The RCMP has confirmed the 34-year-old woman reported missing has been located and is safe and sound. Thanks to the media and public for your assistance.

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