NT Police, family hold concerns for welfare over missing 31-year-old Ralph Amital
Mr Amital was last seen about 10am Monday walking away from Nama Outstation, NT Police said.
He was last seen wearing dark jeans and a green sleeveless top, NT Police said.
A search operation is currently being coordinated by the NT Police Search and Rescue Section with the assistance of local police, NT Emergency Services and rangers.
His family and police hold concerns for his welfare, and if anybody has sighted Mr Amital or has any further information, please contact 131 444 or visit your local station.
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