NY NY - Yina Chi, 33, autism & epilepsy, needs medication, Staten Island, 5 Aug 2022

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Police are asking for help finding a missing woman with autism and epilepsy.

Yina Chi, 33, was last seen around 11 a.m. Friday as she left her home on Yetman Avenue in the Tottenville neighborhood of Staten Island.

Police are concerned because she needs her medication.

More at Police: Yina Chi, of Staten Island, reported missing
 
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Bump for Yina. She's been missing for a year.
 
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