Held from Bad Lauterberg saves 91-year-olds out of life at risk!

Held from Bad Lauterberg saves 91-year-olds out of life at risk!

in the Harz was good on June 15, 2025: an attentive resident from Bad Lauterberg heard noises from a densely covered property and wanted to get to the bottom of it. He discovered a 91-year-old woman from the Gifhorn area, who has been missing since June 10th. Injured, but responsive, she was on a slope under bush. Thanks to the fast rescue measures by the forces of the police, fire brigade and the emergency services, the senior citizen was quickly brought to the Herzberg Hospital.

The police not only expressed their thanks to the finder of the woman, but also to all volunteers who actively helped. "It is always impressive how the community works together to help people in need," said a police spokesman. This incident reminds you how important it is to be attentive and take care of your fellow human beings.

The search for missing

Not only this happy outcome is the city of Bad Lauterberg. Hundreds of emergency services have just been mobilized to search for another missing person, 55-year-old Stefan W. This has been missing since December 2, 2025 after leaving his apartment on Thursday evening and did not come back. To date, the police have not found any evidence of external debt, but breastfeed the hope of finding the missing person alive soon.

in Germany, many unresolved fates are still known in the event of missing cases. As the [Südkurier] (https://www.suedkurier.de/ueberregional/panorama/zehn-ungeloeste-mistenfaelle-aus-de------Reusch-and-Co ;art40965,1445722) reported in 2023 around 9,300 missing cases reported.

examples of unresolved cases

Although the majority of people return within a very short time, some cases remain unsolved in the long term. Finally, many people disappeared in Germany under tragic conditions. The 26-year-old Scarlett S., who disappeared during a hiking tour on the gorge, or 17-year-old Joachim Bruckauf, who never arrived on his way to the hospital of his grandfather in 1984. These fates illustrate the need to be helpful and keep their eyes open.

Here in northern Germany, however, it can be seen how, thanks to community commitment and rapid reaction to emergency situations, critical situations can be overcome. A lifegian or a lifegian can also come from the neighborhood, and that is what connects us all here in Bad Lauterberg.

A common responsibility remains: If someone is missing or you can hear unusual noises, do not hesitate to get in touch! The authorities are happy about information that could contribute to the quick clarification of such cases.