From this command center, people like Izanne and Alfred search for missing people: ‘That really gives me chills’

An average of 35,000 people go missing in the Netherlands every year. That’s about a hundred per day and four per hour. “We always do something when a report is made,” emphasizes Izanne de Wit, team leader of the Expertise Center for Missing Persons (LOEP). De Wit wants to debunk the persistent myth that it takes 24 hours for the police to respond.

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