Rescue on the Schwärzesee: Mother and child missed after a walk!

Rescue on the Schwärzesee: Mother and child missed after a walk!

Eberswalde, Deutschland - A harmless walk on the Schwärzesee in Eberswalde turned into a large -scale commitment of the police, fire brigade and rescue workers on Sunday afternoon, June 15, 2025. A mother reported at 4:45 p.m. that she and her three -year -old child were missing. Fortunately, the Barnim police inspection was able to give the all -clear only a few minutes later at 4:53 p.m.

like Moz.de, numerous resources were mobilized to find the two. In addition to the police, the professional fire brigade Eberswalde and an ambulance were also deployed, which, however, did not have to work. It was particularly worrying that the Britz volunteer fire brigade was even ready to fly over the forest around the Schwärzesee with the help of a drone. This incident illustrates how quickly a harmless situation can develop a serious problem.

alarming missing cases in the region

Missing people are a not uncommon problem in Brandenburg. According to RBB24 there are currently 448 missing persons in Brandenburg, with more than two thirds of these cases affect. In Berlin, where over 93 people are missing, the situation is no different. The police in Germany work between 200 and 300 missing people every day.

The reasons for disappearance are wide. While personal problems or financial needs often play a role in adults, family difficulties or school problems are often in the foreground in children. Security measures are directly initiated by minors because a danger to life or life is assumed.

Death investigation in Finowfurt

The sad reality shows itself in another incident that occurred in the region. A 72-year-old man, who has been missing since the evening of June 5, 2024, was found dead. As reported by the police Brandenburg.de, there was no evidence of violence or exhaustion when finding the lifeless person in the water. The emergency doctor immediately found death and a death investigation was initiated to clarify the exact circumstances.

The current situation shows that the topics of missing persons and undetected causes of death are of great importance for both the police and the population. It is to be hoped that the families concerned will receive the support they need in these difficult times.