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Houston Woman, 29, Reported Missing After Last Seen Near Medical Center

A 29-year-old woman identified as Ana Medina is being sought by authorities after disappearing in the Houston Medical Center area.

What We Know

Ana Medina was reportedly last seen in the 6400 block of Fannin Street, in the vicinity of the Houston Zoo and Rice University. Her family says they last spoke with her on Wednesday before losing contact entirely.

Medina is described as an Asian woman, approximately 5′1″ tall, weighing around 160 pounds. She has brown hair and brown eyes, and is reported to have a distinctive tattoo on her neck.

What We Don’t Yet Know

Information about her clothing, the circumstances leading up to her disappearance, and her exact route or destination is currently limited. Authorities have not released any updates on whether she was seen with anyone else or if there were any unusual interactions in the hours prior to her disappearance.

How You Can Help

Anyone who has information about Ana Medina’s whereabouts should contact the Houston Police Department Missing Person Intake Line at 832-394-1840. Even small details—such as the color of her attire or where she may have headed—could aid the investigation.

Why This Case Matters

Instances of adults going missing in dense urban zones like the Medical Center can quickly raise concerns about safety, route monitoring and surveillance coverage. The Fannin Street corridor is heavily trafficked with hospital, university and zoo-adjacent activity, which may provide additional leads or witness opportunities.
Prompt public attention and information sharing can make a crucial difference in cases like this, as hours unfold into days and critical evidence—surveillance footage, phone pings, vehicle transactions—may be lost or overwritten.

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