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In the Orel region for a month found alive 21 missing people

Detachment “LisaAlert” of the Orel region announced statistics on the results of its activities for September 2026

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In the Orel region for a month found alive 21 missing people

The LizaAlert detachment of the Orel region announced statistics on the results of its activities for September 2026. Over the past month, search engines received a total of 27 applications.

21 missing people were found alive, 1 dead. In 1 case, you had to find the lost family. With this task, the searchers also managed. 2 applications have not been confirmed. Two more missing people are still being sought.

Monthly statistics are not just numbers and numbers. Behind them are the people who are looking, the people who have found and the people who are still looking. The team reminds us that anyone can help. All important links and contacts are in the LizaAlert group of the Orel region VKontakte.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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