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Rostock police: Current operations regarding accidents and missing persons cases!
Current police reports from Rostock: traffic accidents, missing person reports and emergency response on July 10, 2025 in focus.
Rostock police: Current operations regarding accidents and missing persons cases!
In Rostock and the surrounding area, the police remain vigilant and inform the population daily about current reports. The live ticker of the Ostsee Zeitung offers an overview of topics such as traffic accidents, closures and missing person reports. At a time when fast information is essential, a clear service is offered to citizens. But what happens in an emergency? We should be well prepared for this.
Did you know that the emergency number in Germany is 112? It is important to act quickly in an emergency and to provide first aid to those affected if possible. You should always stay at the scene unless your life is in danger. It is helpful to have some essential information in mind, such as the number of injured people or the exact address of the accident site. Relatives should also be informed, if the situation permits.
Police stress that it is crucial to remain calm, supportive and follow emergency responders' instructions. After an emergency, medical help and psychological support should also be sought if necessary.
First aid is important for everyone
The topic of first aid is not only a must for your driving license, but also a lifelong responsibility. A simple training course is valid indefinitely, but experts recommend refreshing your knowledge in a refresher course every five years in order to be able to act optimally in an emergency. The former DRK President Dr. Rudolf Seiters gets to the point: A one-time course is not enough to act safely in critical situations. According to Studies by Fernarzt, an average of eight people die in road traffic every day in Germany. In 2019, over 3,000 traffic deaths were counted - an alarming sign of how important first aid measures are.
The website of the Federal Office for Civil Protection and Disaster Relief provides valuable information about first aid and emergency calls, although some changes to the information currently need to be made. Users are always encouraged to refresh their knowledge as this is critical to the outcome of accidents.
All in all, it is important to not only be informed about the correct procedures, but also to actively participate in education. If each of us knows a little more about how to help, many lives can be saved. Stay informed, stay vigilant and act right for everyone’s safety.