Missed 86-year-old from Bergfelde after intensive searches!

Missed 86-year-old from Bergfelde after intensive searches!

In Hohen Neuendorf there is relief - a missing senior citizen from Bergfelde, 86 years old, has reappeared safely. The needy woman was discovered by an attentive passer -by on Lessingstrasse. An extensive search was originally planned to take place on Tuesday in the form of a dog squadron. However, these measures were no longer necessary because the senior citizen was found during the day, such as maz-online.de reported.

The search for the older lady began on Monday afternoon, June 30, after she had disappeared from her senior citizens' facility in Bergfelde. The police initially used a helicopter and a tracking dog, but was initially unable to find a trace. In view of the high temperatures, there was an acute danger of dehydration, which was all the more searching for the police.

a worrying case in the neighborhood

At the same time, another senior citizen, the 82-year-old Inge H., has been missing since August 12th. It was last seen on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. and suffers from severe dementia, which significantly affects its orientation. Owed to your health restrictions, she needs regular medication and care. The police have called for the public to provide information if someone saw Inge H.. The number 03301-851-0 can be reached for this, emphasized [tag24.de] (https://www.tag24.de/justiz/vermisste-s-

In people with dementia, like Inge H., it can always happen that they "run away". Dr. Ursula Sottong from the Maltese explains that dementia sufferers have difficulty finding their way and often no longer recognizing the usual places. This means that you can land in a helpless situation, which is an enormous burden for relatives. According to official statistics, between 200 and 300 people in Germany are missing every day, many of which are ill dementia, as in a current guide the Malteser is highlighted.

tips for prevention and information

How can relatives and nurses act best to prevent missing people? Experts recommend keeping a completed body of people ready and using technical aids such as GPS location. In addition, frequent locations such as cafes or churches should be checked, while situations should be avoided that could trigger the "running away" of those affected. A clear and well -structured living environment and acoustic signals can also contribute to safety.

Hopefully Inge H. will also be found safely soon, while the community in Hohen Neuendorf is grateful for the happy end of the case of the 86-year-old woman. The police remain active to further guarantee the protection of relatives.