Daniel Lee: Fire crews help in search for missing colleague
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A photograph has been issued that was taken shortly before Daniel Lee went missing
The colleagues of a missing firefighter have become increasingly concerned for his welfare as they assist police in the search for him.
Daniel Lee, 41, was last seen in St Mary's Parsonage, near to pizza bar Crazy Pedro's, in Manchester at about 01:10 BST on Monday, police said.
Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) said Mr Lee, a watch manager, is a "much-loved" employee.
It said it was supporting his family in this "distressing and difficult time".
Mr Lee was last seen wearing a blue, white and black Fila jacket, light blue jeans and a black t-shirt in a photograph taken before he went missing, Greater Manchester Police said.
GMFRS tweeted, external: "Our thoughts are with Dan's family at this worrying time.
"Please share any information about Dan to help get him home safely".
Officers urged anyone with information about Mr Lee's whereabouts to contact the force and GMFRS Station Commander Carl Haslam asked people to "keep retweeting", external in an appeal to locate him.
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