Victoria police are thanking the public after a missing 59-year-old man was found safe. (Black Press Media file photo)

Victoria police are thanking the public after a missing 59-year-old man was found safe. (Black Press Media file photo)

59-year-old missing Esquimalt man found safe

Police thank the public for their help

VicPD say a 59-year-old man reported missing on Aug. 10 has been found safe.

Police previously said the man was last seen in Esquimalt on Aug. 9, and there were concerns for his health as he requires regular medication which he may not currently have access to.

In a tweet, VicPD thanked the public for their help in locating the man.

READ MORE: Investigation continues into disappearance of Victoria man in Spain

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