The partner and family of vulnerable missing Belfast man Ábhristín Ó Cadhlaigh have made an emotional appeal for him to get in touch with them.
Ábhristín who is 49 has been missing for a week.
He left the Royal Victoria Hospital on Sunday 2 May at around 6.45pm.
He is considered vulnerable and is thought to be experiencing some paranoia at present but does not pose a risk to others.
Police have obtained CCTV footage of Ábhristín in stores in Portadown earlier this week. They believe he bought a number of items, including a distinctive red coat which he was later spotted wearing at a supermarket in the same area.
Appealing directly to Ábhristín, his partner Nieves Carranza said: “We understand that you are struggling and that you might be scared and worried, but we really need to hear from you and know that you are safe. We love and care about you and just want you home. We are all here for you, please let us know where you are. You can call on any of us any time, or call the police, just let us know you are ok.”
Senior Investigating Officer Inspector Richard Reid said police want to ensure that Ábhristín is found safe and well and they have been carrying out extensive enquiries.
“We continue to ask the public for their help. We believe he may still be in the Portadown or the Lurgan areas, and I would like people and businesses in those areas to please take a look at his photo and if you see him, call us on 101 so we can help reunite him with his loved ones,” he added.