Child alert. Minister's appeal regarding the missing Patrycja. “Call, it's better to make a mistake than to skip an important situation”

Tomasz Siemoniak appealed in “Kropka nad i” on TVN24 to look for the lost 11-year-old Patrycja and calling to the emergency number in the event of even suspected finding her. – Even if you are not sure, it is better to make a mistake than not to notice – said the head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration.

The search for 11-year-old Patrycja Głowani from Dziewkowice in the Opole region is underway. The girl was missing on Tuesday. On Wednesday, the police launched a child alert, the government security center also sent alert to users throughout the country.

In connection with the Child Alert, an alarm phone 995 was launched.

The police in Strzelce Opolskie are also waiting for signals. “If anyone has information about Patrycja's stay, Głowani, is asked to be urgently contacting the shotgun on duty on tel. 47 863 26 03 or 47 863 26 04 or at emergency number 112be the nearest police unit. Each information will be checked immediately and meticulously by uniformed ” – officers appeal.

– Even if you are not sure, it is better to make a mistake than not to notice something. I warmly appeal to the inhabitants of this poviat, the entire Opolskie Voivodeship, to look around. And call this number. It is better to make a mistake than to ignore some important situation – he emphasized in “Kropka nad i” on TVN24 Tomasz SiemoniakInterior Minister and Administration.

Wanted 11-year-old from the Opole region. Description of the missing Patrycja Głowani

Girl on the day of disappearance:

• She was dressed in black sweatpants,
• dark shirt,
• Black shoes with a characteristic white-orange sole of Jordan sneakers
• She had a black Nike backpack,
• She had a black band on her head.

Other important features of the girl:

• The 11-year-old is 158 centimeters tall,
• there is a ranking body,
• Has long brown hair to the waist.
• It can also have the correction glasses in black frames.

It was last seen on Tuesday around 12.30.