Missing Bernd G. from Dresden: Police asks for clues!

Missing Bernd G. from Dresden: Police asks for clues!

Schweriner Straße, 01067 Dresden, Deutschland - In Dresden there are currently some worrying cases of missing persons who move the public. In particular, the search for 71-year-old Bernd Wolfgang G. has attracted the attention of the police and the citizens. He has been missing since July 4 when he left his apartment on Schweriner Strasse. Last time, relatives were in contact with him on Saturday. Since then there has been no trace of him. The police may consider him suicide, which increases the urgency of the search. So far, all reviews of potential lives have been unsuccessful and the officials ask the population to help. Bernd Wolfgang G. is described as a slim man with gray hair, about 1.75 meters tall. At the time of his disappearance, he wore a white shirt, a black wind jacket and dark tightening pants. He had carried a black backpack and a shopping bag. Information can be given directly to the Dresden police department on (0351) 483 22 33, such as Sächsische.de

Not only Bernd Wolfgang G. stays disappeared. The police are also looking intensively for the 63-year-old Martina S., who has been missing since April 11, 2025. For the last time she was seen in a clinic on Sudhausweg in the Neustadt. Similar to Bernd Wolfgang G., her whereabouts have been unknown, and the search has so far been unsuccessful. Here, too, the officials suspect that they could be in a mental state of emergency and possibly have suicide intentions. Martina S. is about 1.60 meters tall, has black, medium -length hair and may have worn dark clothes. During the last sighting, she could also have been traveling with a folding bike. Do you have a note about your whereabouts? Every little hint can be decisive. More information is available at Destatis , 10,300 people in Germany ended their lives by suicide. This is an increase of 1.8 % compared to the previous year and 6.6 % compared to the past ten years. The increase in women, which has increased by 8 %, is particularly remarkable, while the number of men was slightly declining. These frightening statistics make it clear how important it is to talk about mental health and to raise awareness of help.

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It remains to be seen that both Bernd Wolfgang G. and Martina S. can be found quickly and that the people who worry about them will soon receive the all -clear.