Missed Diana Krebs: worried about 40-year-old from Usedom!

Missed Diana Krebs: worried about 40-year-old from Usedom!

Zinnowitz, Deutschland - in Zinnowitz on Usedom, the disappearance of Diana Krebs causes concern and excitement. The 40-year-old Berliner has been missing since June 14, 2025 after leaving her holiday accommodation, the aparthotel Seschlösschen at around 10:45 a.m. Shortly afterwards, she asked about a long -distance bus to Berlin in the tourist information. According to Nordkurier, Diana was last seen between 11 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. at the Country Festival in the Cultural House Park by security staff. Since then there has been no trace of it.

Diana cancer is about 1.60 meters tall, has long blonde hair and a strong stature. Finally, she wore short jeans, a light blue vest and a backpack. A particularly urgent aspect of the case is that it needs medical help. The police have already launched extensive searches, including the use of track dogs and a helicopter, which have so far been unsuccessful.

public help asked

The authorities appeal to the public to pass on information about Diana Krebs ’whereabouts to the police station in Heringsdorf at 038378/279224 or to the internet guard at www.Polzmvnet.de . Such a public search is something special compared to other missing cases, since [TAG24] (https://www.tag24.de/justiz/vermisente- persons) mentioned that the reasons for the disappearance of people are very diverse. While many people are found within a few days, it is important that society actively participates in the search for missing people.

If someone is considered missing, in many cases the [Federal Criminal Police Office] (https://www.bka.de/de/unserehufe/ermittlungs- Unterstuetung/verkarbeitung-vermisstenfaelle/verkarbeitungenfaelle_node.html) (bka) (bka). This was founded in 1951 and acted as a central criminal police in Germany. The BKA missing person not only processes missing personal cases, but also the identification of unknown corpses and helpless people.

search measures and challenges

The police have the opportunity to initiate large -scale searches in the event of an acute danger situation in the event of a missing person, often with the involvement of the riot police and emergency services. In the case of minors, the police are fundamentally at risk. These special case constellations show how important quick action and civil engagement are when investigating missing people.

In Germany, around 9,420 missing cases were registered on January 1, 2025, and there are around 200 to 300 new searches every day. Around 50 percent of the cases clarify within a week. The people in Zinnowitz hope for a quick reunion with Diana cancer and ask for help from the population.