Corona in Bavaria: Lonely boy cries to the police - officials help in an unusual way

There is an exit restriction in Bavaria due to the corona virus. A lonely boy cried to the police. The officials even made him smile.

• The coronavirus * continues to spread - there are numerous infected and dead people.
• With all the negative headlines, there are also positive stories - as the Ansbach police show.
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Ansbach - The corona virus continues to dominate the headlines. There are more and more people infected worldwide, and there are already numerous deaths in Germany and Bavaria. But between all the negative news, there is also positive - and there is great cohesion .

Corona virus in Bavaria: Police in Middle Franconia report unusual use

So happened on Wednesday (March 25th) in Ansbach. The police reported Middle Franconia on their Facebook page under the heading "Sometimes the soul just needs something #chocolates!"

An 11-year-old boy called the operations center and even burst into tears, officials said in their post on the social network. His mother was not at home and he suddenly felt very lonely.

Coronavirus: Police officers calm eleven-year-olds - and help in an unusual way

The boy was connected to a "friendly colleague who was able to calm him down with a big heart and sensitivity," the police said. Even a patrol drove to the eleven-year-old. They found that he was fine and could also put a smile on his face - with a Nutella bread .

Shortly afterwards the boy's mother came home "and so the world was fine for our little man," it says. Conclusion of the police: "#wirbleibenzuhaus is not always easy."

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