Search continues 1 month after baby's disappearance
The search for missing baby Bianka Bisdorff continued on Tuesday when Luxembourg police scanned the area where the child was last seen with her mother.
(JB) The search for missing baby Bianka Bisdorff continued on Tuesday when Luxembourg police scanned the area where the child was last seen with her mother.
Police drained a pond in Linger at the end of July in a bid to find the missing infant, but found no further clues as to her whereabouts.
On Tuesday, 35 officers and police students searched houses near to where the child was last seen. They were assisted by a dog unit.
Police urged the public to keep away from the site during the search, which will continue until 6pm.
Bianka Bisdorff was reported missing on July 3, less than a month after her birth on June 6.
The child's mother has been taken into custody.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of the baby is urged to call 4997-5500 or 113.
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