Great concern about missing biathlon talent

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The latest news about the search for the missing Eivind Sporaland is disturbing. Even days after the disappearance of the 22-year-old biathlete, the police have not been able to trace him. Therefore, according to Chief of Operations Rune Vegard Huse, the next phase of the search begins. Now it’s time to investigate phone traces, debit card usage, and incoming leads. The operations manager explains this to the Norwegian “Dagbladet”. Great care in the winter sports country!

Eivind Sporaland is known as a biathlon talent and lives in Lillehammer, which is also home to many of the country’s other young biathletes. Sporaland has disappeared since Sunday. Search troops first searched areas he may have passed through prior to his final location. Both off-road and in urban areas, in garages and on private property, where he may have sought shelter, Per Solberg of the relevant police district tells NRK.

70 civil servants, police, Red Cross and TV channels on the lookout

NRK is the public broadcaster in Norway and, in consultation with the police, has published the report of the missing person, including a telephone number and a description of the person. The search occupies the country: On Thursday, 70 civil defense helpers were involved – in addition to the police, the Red Cross and accompanied by the TV station. The biathlon community was immediately involved as well. Before traveling to the Junior State Championships, Sporaland’s teammates joined the quest. Even the course of the game was up for debate.

The only glimmer of hope in the dark search: Head of Operations Huse explained to the Dagbladet on Thursday evening that the police assume that the man is still alive. (str)

Source : Blick