etsittävinä

Etsittävinä, also known as "missing persons" in English, refers to individuals who have disappeared or gone missing and are being actively sought by authorities or family members. The term is commonly used in Finland, where it is a part of the national missing persons database maintained by the Finnish Police. The database is accessible to the public and provides information on missing persons, including their last known location, physical description, and any relevant details that may aid in their search.

The process of declaring someone as etsittävinä involves reporting their disappearance to the local police station. The police will then investigate the circumstances surrounding the disappearance and initiate a search for the missing person. This may involve contacting witnesses, reviewing surveillance footage, and conducting interviews with family members and friends.

In some cases, etsittävinä may be found alive and well, while in others, they may have passed away or been the victim of foul play. The Finnish Police takes the search for missing persons very seriously and works diligently to bring them home safely. If you have information about a missing person, it is important to contact the local police station immediately.