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Missing persons alert: Limón

André Devoto, the son of Costa Rican Association of Tourism Professionals (ACOPROT) President Massi Devoto, has disappeared in Limón, according to information published on Facebook by his family. He was last seen on Monday, June 11, in downtown Limón at 9:00 pm. If you have any information or know where he might be, call the following numbers: 8847-2582 or 8336-1882. You can also contact Massi Devoto directly via Facebook.

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