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He said medical care for symptoms of disorientation that had

Citizen collaboration has been fundamental to the successful resolution of the facts

The Guardia Civil of the Region of Murcia, in cooperation with local police, relatives and neighbors, has developed a device for finding a woman Cotillas Towers missing since last Saturday, day 09, which ended yesterday morning, with its location in the hamlet The Sewer Carambas.

The woman, 55, was found next to the river Segura with obvious symptoms of disorientation, and he was transferred to a hospital to be seen by medical staff.

The incident took place after the morning of Saturday, day 09, a neighbor of Cotillas Towers, 55, left his home, devoid of documentation and personal effects.

A few hours later and there were no news of women, the family reported his absence to the Guardia Civil, which evaluated the disappearance as high risk because of a recent history of panic attacks and hospitalization for those reasons.

Given the situation, the Meritorious established, along with local police Cotillas Towers, family and neighbors, a search of the missing, beating the presumed area where you might encounter.

Thanks to the cooperation of citizens

Yesterday morning, the 10th, a young man who practiced sport alerted members of the device that had seen a woman, next to the River Segura, who matched the physical description of the missing.

Immediately the news was confirmed, but without being able to locate the woman, because, apparently, he was disoriented and could not fully back the undergrowth and rural land area.

Soon after, members of the search engine located and rescued the missing in the river Segura, passing by the site's Carambas-Sewer.

The woman at the time of its location, no lesions, but it was with obvious symptoms of disorientation, so that, after being served by the agents and family, she was taken to a medical center to be treated by medical staff.

Source: Ministerio del Interior