Six missing children were searched for last week in the Voronezh region
Everyone returned home alive.
During the week from February 17 to 23, the LizaAlert search squad of the Voronezh Region received 16 requests about missing people. Of the nine urgent requests to search for relatives who had left and not returned, six were about missing children.
On Thursday, February 20, a 10-year-old child did not make it to school. He disappeared on his way to school, and the boy did not return home either. While volunteers from the LizaAlert society were gathering information about what happened, the police reported that they had approximate information about the whereabouts of the schoolboy. He was returned home safe and sound.
In the evening of the same day, volunteers were informed about the disappearance of two 4-year-old children. Autonomous groups were sent to the scene, and almost immediately information was received that the children had been found and were all right.
That same Thursday, at about midnight, a report was received about a missing 13-year-old teenager. At the same time, relatives stopped contacting searchers. The police reported that the teenager had been found and was with his relatives.
On Friday, February 21, an 8-year-old schoolboy went missing. While an active visit to the place of disappearance was being prepared, volunteer searchers received information about the approximate location of the child and went there. In the end, everything was fine with the second-grader, he had already managed to return to his home.
On Sunday, February 23, at 09:44, relatives began looking for the 14-year-old teenager. While the descriptions were being prepared, the police brought the boy home.
On the same day at 09:57, the parents reported the 12-year-old teenager missing only after he returned home on his own.
A total of 13 applications with the status "Found, alive!" were closed last week. The search for three people continues.
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