Missed 89-year-old from Dahlenwarleben: Elfriede found safely!

Missed 89-year-old from Dahlenwarleben: Elfriede found safely!

Dahlenwarsleben, Deutschland - On Monday afternoon there was an all-clear for the members of 89-year-old Elfriede M. from Dahlenwarleben. The elderly woman had disappeared from her senior residence and was luckily found safely. The resident who discovered her immediately informed the police about her whereabouts. This good news came after a tension -charged search that began on Sunday evening when Elfriede M. was last seen in her senior citizens' villa at 7:30 p.m. and which was then communicated on social media and the local press to receive information from the population.

What was particularly urgent when searching: Elfriede M. needed medical help. The police had asked for communications in their missing person report because the state of health of the elderly woman was acute. Her disappearance made it clear how important fast reactions are in such cases. The state of health of older people can quickly become threatening, and it is often necessary to offer immediate support.

Details about the missing

The following information about Elfriede M. was published to facilitate their identification:
- age: 89 years
- size: about 1.60 meters
- physique: corpulent form
- hair: white, smooth, shoulder -length hair
- eyes: only one eye
- glasses: with tinted glasses
- clothing: white top with green-blue stripes and glitter on the front, white sandals with straps
The information comes from the report of the Börde police station, which recommended the citizens to be aware of and to report immediately in the event of information.

A look at geriatric emergencies makes it clear that the state of health is a major challenge. These cases are often complex and usually require specific knowledge of emergency medicine. Frequent emergencies in older people include heart attacks, strokes and falls. The situation is often difficult because many of those affected have several chronic diseases (multimorbidity) and take various drugs, which also increases the risks. Emergency care must therefore act quickly and quickly to ensure the best possible care, especially when it comes to the security and well -being of older fellow human beings.

A big thank you goes to everyone who helped with the search. In such situations it becomes clear that we are strong together and should be there for each other.