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The active search for a 6-year-old boy with autism who left his home in northern Germany a week ago, triggering a huge manhunt, will be suspended on Tuesday, police said. "We will no longer be on site here from tomorrow," said a police spokesman on Monday evening, although a team of investigators will continue to work the case. Hundreds of emergency services and volunteers have been searching for the boy named Arian since April 22, combing a partially wooded area of 5,300 hectares near the town
The largest search operation to date for a 6-year-old boy with autism who went missing in northern Germany nearly a week ago was carried out on Sunday. Police, soldiers, firefighters, members of the THW civil protection agency and hundreds of volunteers banded together to scour an area centred near Bremervörde, a town to the west of Hamburg. In all, about 1,200 people took part in the hunt for the boy named Arian. But by evening there was still no sign of him. Arian left his parents' house alone
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are rare, but on the rise. in the uk, the numbers of drug—related deaths following ketamine use have more than doubled in the last ten years. so, this is our drug—testing room. unlike rian, pagan managed to get help and has recovered after a 12—year addiction to ketamine. at her worst, she was taking more than 10g a day. it wasn't a nice experience. i was sick, dizzy and, like, kind of blacked out, so it wasn't very nice. i don't know why i carried on, but i did. and then, i started injecting it into my muscles and then, that's when my bladder started to get bad. what's it like to look back now and think about your addiction when it was at its worst? i wanted to die, yeah. ijust didn't want to be alive any more. ididn't want to be in the world, in that pain, completely reliant on ketamine. i spent eight weeks in hospital and i kind of felt
in a statement, the uk government told us it's committed to offering support in tackling the supply of illegal drugs. it also says there are currently no plans to change the law, but drug control and harms from ketamine are under constant review. social media platforms say they do everything they can to prevent the sale of drugs. so, this is rian's room? yeah, yeah. rian's mum clare recently met with a government representative to discuss her petition to get ketamine reclassified from a b to an a. i won't stop until it's reclassified. i've got to keep going. if i can helpjust one person, rian's death wasn't in vain, you know? since filming, beth and jay have been trying to get off ketamine and hope sharing their stories might help others. i hope people wake up to ketamine is a horrible drug and it does destroy your body.
and all i wanted to do was go and see him. i couldn't. since rian's death, clare has started a petition to get ketamine reclassified and set up a facebook page with information and support. when rian was addicted to it, i was struggling to find all the information in one place, so that's why i set up a ketamine awareness facebook page so that i could gather all this information and put it into one place, so that if there was somebody like me, you know, who's got a child who's addicted to the substance, they could just click on one facebook group and it's all there. going forward, what do you think is needed to tackle the increasing number of people using and being addicted to ketamine? you know, reclassify it, so that people know how dangerous it is. get a tougher sentence for these dealers, but also support these people who are addicted to this drug, you know? rian's inquest ruled he died from ketamine toxicity. deaths linked to ketamine
and you can then become fully functional on it and then, you can find yourself going to work on it. it's become a way for beth and jay to cope with things that have happened in their lives, and they're using every day. it's just that little bit of escapism and that reality. unfortunately, i have had a few things that have gone on in my life that have led me to make these decisions. post—traumatic stress disorder. i do suffer mental health as well. and so, that's kind of been my turn—to. it starts off with you're at a party, you're having a bit of fun and then, it starts to become something that masks how you're really feeling and that's — that's what i've turned to. but i love that escapism. i absolutely love the feeling of when i have it. i feel great. i feel normal — i feel me. with a justin bieber haircut. i used to have to straighten his hair for him before he went to school. so, rian, when he was growing up, was very cheeky — very cheeky chappy, he was.