translated from Spanish: They report disappearance of young man going from Nayarit to Jalisco

Family and friends are asking for help finding Wendy Sánchez Muñoz, a 33-year-old woman who disappeared while moving by land from San Pancho, Nayarit to Guadalajara, Jalisco.
Her brother detailed that Wendy was last seen at 7 a.m. on January 9, when she left in a white 2015 Jeep Cherokee pickup truck bound for the Jalisciense capital.
Wendy is 1.63 m tall, is of medium complexion and as particular signs wears lenses, has freckles on the face, a scar on the knee and perforations in the lower lip of the left side.
According to information disseminated by her brother, Wendy has type 2 diabetes.
Any information or data that helps locate it may be reported to the telephones: 33 3837 6000 Ext. 16148/16141/16142 or 800 640 92 80.

Friends please help me with an RT to find my sister pic.twitter.com/fQ64z0COZm
— Baruc (@_baruc_) January 10, 2021

Through social networks family and friends share Wendy’s information with the hashtag #TeBuscamosWendy.

Help us find her: Wendy Sánchez Muñóz disappeared on her way from San Pancho Nayarit to Jalisco.
Nothing is known about her since Saturday, January 9. RT pic.twitter.com/6QR6swSUKE
— Tania Tagle (@Tania_Tagle) January 11, 2021

Wendy’s missing, her family and her @_baruc_ are looking for her#TeBuscamosWendy RT please ???? pic.twitter.com/NOS1qpbhCW
— s e g u r a ⚡️ (@aiQueSeguraa) January 11, 2021

They also ask state authorities to expedite investigations and give them access to available videos from the booths Wendy may have gone through.
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Original source in Spanish