Riddle about predator: Big cat spotted at the Geiseltalsee!

Riddle about predator: Big cat spotted at the Geiseltalsee!

Geiseltalsee, Braunsbedra, Sachsen-Anhalt, Deutschland - Last Friday evening, the municipality of Braunsbedra in Saxony-Anhalt around the Geiseltalsee was surprised by an unexpected warning message: a large cat was spotted in the port area. This sighting not only frightened the residents, but also put the authorities on alert. According to BILD, a warning report was issued via the emergency app Nina, which warns of this potential predator.

residents and tourists are asked to avoid the area around the Geiseltalsee. The police then monitored the area large and even used a helicopter to clarify the situation. The head of the Saalekreis, Sabine Faulstich, commented on the incidents in a press release and confirmed the sighting as credible. "We take such reports very seriously," said Faulstich. A video that has been in circulation since Friday and is supposed to show the animal has already been classified as authentic.

The Warn app Nina and its functions

The Warn app Nina, which stands for emergency information and news app, was used by the authorities to inform the population quickly and effectively. As reports Hoyerswerda, counties and independent cities can spread warnings and information on potential dangers. The app is available free of charge for smartphones and enables users to determine themselves for which areas they want to receive warning messages.

Another useful feature of the app is the possibility of receiving current information on local regulations and corona pandemic without having to be recorded. This increases the flexibility and relevance of the warnings for the citizens, which are therefore well informed.

incident is reminiscent of previous predator sightings

For the following incidents, such as a similar viewing of a lion in Kleinmachnow near Berlin two years ago, it was finally clear that it was not a dangerous predator, but a wild boar. However, it remains to be seen whether in this case the viewing of a large cat actually applies. The incident reminds the residents of a similar situation four years ago when a leopard of private attitude in the region roamed.

The population continues to be stopped to be careful and report the signs of the animal. In the event of a sighting, the fire brigade should be informed under emergency number 112 in order to remove any dangers as quickly as possible. In the coming time, the police will observe the situation closely and hope that the excitement will soon end, while everyone involved will take care of the security of the citizens.

Further developments on this topic will surely follow in the next few days. Until then, the warning remains upright, and the residents should be vigilant and take the app's warnings seriously. Visit Merkur for the latest information on this exciting and worrying situation.