A three-year-old girl is missing in Fulda.
The search for the child had to be stopped during the night.
The police are urgently asking for information
Fulda - The nightmare of all parents: A three-year-old child sneaked out of the parental home in an unobserved moment on Monday evening around 7.30 p.m.
According to the
police,
three-year-old Timnit from
Fulda
was
last seen on Frankfurter Strasse in the Westring area (see map).
The search for the child was suspended during the night, but continued on Tuesday morning, the police said.
Extensive
search measures
with a dog team, thermal imaging cameras and a search by rubber dinghy in nearby waters have so far been
unsuccessful
.
Missing: Who saw the three-year-old from Fulda?
Anyone who can give
information
about the whereabouts of the girl is asked
to report
to the
police station Ostehessen
or any other
police station
on
0661 / 105-2031
.
Missed in Germany
As
missing
are in Germany adults if they have left their normal living environment, can not be found and it may, there is a danger.
Missing
Individuals are entered in the “Police Information System” (INPOL) computer.
If it is certain that the person is in
danger
or cannot help himself,
search measures
, for example with helicopters and search dogs, are initiated.
Services such as the German Red Cross or the Technical Relief Organization often also work here.
Missing: Up to 300 new cases daily in Germany
There are around 200 to 300 new
missing persons
cases
in
Germany
every day
, and the same number are classified as resolved.
For example, a young woman was
missing
in the Fulda district
but could be found safely.
Around 9,200 people are missing in Germany on March 1st, 2020, like two boys recently in
the Kassel district
who
disappeared
at a train station
but reappeared.
He was missing for ten weeks, then the sad certainty.
Around half of the cases resolve within a week.
Within a month, 80 percent of the
missing are
found.
Only 3 percent remain missing for more than a year.
That shows the statistics of the Federal Criminal Police Office on missing persons.
If a person is not found, the search will continue for 30 years.
(Theresa Lippe) *
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