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News from the NOS•yesterday, 16:43•Modified yesterday, 21:54
The search for 10-year-old missing girl Hebe Zwart and her supervisor Sanne Bos (26) will continue tonight in Waspik-Zuid, among other locations. The Veterans Search Team will search there globally, East Brabant police report. A detailed search in the area could be organized tomorrow.
The police also let you know that it is possible that the locations will be searched again. “We want to be scrupulous and careful”. A spokesperson speaks of “different searches in different places”.
The national strip on the A59 is closed
Due to the search for the missing 10-year-old Hebe and her supervisor Sanne Bos (26), a lane of the A59 near the Waspik exit was closed for hours until the ferry in Dussen. Detection dogs were used in the search for the A59. The lane was reopened around 20:00.
A little further on, the search was carried out near the A59. According to an Omroep Brabant reporter, “something may have been found” near a swamp in Winterdijk. The research was conducted with a sonar boat, among other things, but that research yielded nothing.
A sonar boat was also deployed yesterday at Waspik. Then, near a canal, a trail of oil was seen on the water. The police searched there for several hours but found nothing.
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The police have been looking since this morning. At around 9:30 am, the search resumed with 100 people in the vicinity of Waspik along with the Veterans Search Team (VST). From 1:30 pm searches were also carried out in another area, near the hamlet of Giersbergen.
Amber notice withdrawn
Yesterday morning an amber alert was issued for missing persons. This is no longer the case, but the police are still looking for them and are still asking for advice. More than a hundred suggestions have been received that the investigation team is working on, says East Brabant police. “We search for positions and do digital searches.”
Police are also asking people to make available dashcam images taken Monday between 2pm and 6pm near the A59. The call was also broadcast late in the evening Engels shared.
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Research is ongoing in the meadows near the A59 in Waspik
Hebe and his partner have been missing since Monday. The two had started from a daytime activity in Raamsdonksveer. Hebe was supposed to be taken home to Vught, but she didn’t get there. The two set off in a black Kia Picanto with number plate PR-425-K and were last seen on the A59 near Waspik.
The girl wore a light purple Eastpak backpack, a bright pink jacket, a black skirt and a blue T-shirt. She needs round-the-clock care. According to the police report, she has “special motor skills”: she staggers with her feet out and has scoliosis, a deformity of the spine.
