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Missing 79-year-old: Big search in Bad Mergentheim continues!
In the Main-Tauber district, searches for a missing 79-year-old in Bad Mergentheim are ongoing, while a gas leak was reported in Boxberg.
Missing 79-year-old: Big search in Bad Mergentheim continues!
Bad Mergentheim is currently marked by two important events: On the one hand, there is a search for a 79-year-old who has been missing for several days, and on the other hand, there was a large-scale operation by the fire department in Boxberg because of an alleged gas leak.
The search for the missing person is entering the next round. Targeted searches will take place in Bad Mergentheim today and tomorrow. These are supported by drones, police horses and a helicopter. The police are urgently appealing to the public: Anyone who has seen the missing person is asked to call 07931 54990. There is also a missing person search with a picture of the man, which can be found on the police website. It's important to make every clue count.
Large-scale operation by the fire department in Boxberg
On Tuesday evening, around 11 p.m., the fire department in Boxberg was alerted. A gas leak at a supermarket on Karl-Hofmann-Straße caused a stir. Fortunately, after a thorough inspection of the building, no gas leaks were found. The alarm was apparently triggered by a pressure relief valve, which called the emergency services to the scene. There was never any danger to the residents, which calmed the situation.
In addition, the Heilbronn police are now active on WhatsApp - a modern communication option that could increase the feeling of security in the region. Anyone who wants to quickly spread information or tips can now do so easily via this channel. You can find out more about this on her WhatsApp channel.
The situations in Bad Mergentheim and Boxberg show how quickly events can develop and how important cooperation between the police and the population is. In both cases, quick reactions are required - be it in the case of missing people or in emergency situations. Stay vigilant and support emergency services wherever possible.