Rescue in Weilburg: Search for Pawlos, the missing autistic person, continues!

Rescue in Weilburg: Search for Pawlos, the missing autistic person, continues!

Weilburg, Deutschland - The search for the six -year -old Pawlos in Weilburg, Germany, continues on the fifth day. According to the information from OE24 there has been no new findings or information about the whereabouts of the little boy who is described as "autistic". Pawlos ran away from his special school on Tuesday afternoon for no apparent reason. His last sighting took place through a passerby at the small train station near the Lahn, just a few hundred meters from the school. Police spokesman has confirmed reports that a video shows a boy who is "with a very high probability" Pawlos, on a busy street, accompanied by a road user.

The search measures on land are continued by a double-digit number of emergency services from the Limburg-Weilburg police department and from the West Hessian region. The police pursue every hint and checks video evaluations, while divers from the police and fire brigade have already searched for several hundred meters of the Lahn, but without new findings. A new diving search on the weekend is not planned. The child's family is intensively looked after by contact officers who maintain a nationwide search; It is assumed to find him alive.

special challenges in search

The search for Pawlos is according to Hessenschau Autism diagnosis. Autistic children perceive stimuli differently and often react sensitively to loud noises. For this reason, the police applied unusual methods and asked the population for special attention. Among other things, colorful balloons were hung in Weilburg to gain Pawlos' carefully. Police cars also play sound recordings of Pawlos' mother and well -known music to lead him to the source of noise.

Special educator Sarah Weber emphasized that autistic children are often disoriented in unusual situations and could withdraw to calm places. When viewing Pawlos, the population is asked to choose the emergency call 110 or to contact a police station. Similar missing persons of autistic children in the past make the situation of Pawlos particularly worrying.

The role of water

The search also focuses on water because many autistic children have a preference for it. In this context, it is important to emphasize that autistic people react differently to water, as the psychotherapist Dr. Christine Preissmann in another case, who reported, the fr.de . In the six -year -old Arian, who is also missing, a children's shoe was found on the banks of a river, which indicates that he could have been near the water. These parallels illustrate the great risks for children with autism.

The search for Pawlos remains critical for the authorities, while they continue to do everything they can to find the boy alive as quickly as possible. The support from the population plays an important role in this tragic case. The police encourage anyone who has information to report immediately.