Deliveroo riders will have posters of missing persons on their bags for the next month

Keep an eye out for those Deliveroo rider – not just because you’re impatient for your meal to come in, but also because they will now have a poster of a reported missing person on their bags, reports RTLNieuws. 

This will be happening for a month in four different cities in the Netherlands – Amsterdam, The Hague, Breda and Nijmegen – where there will be poster on either side of the easily identifiable blue bags. These are of 5 long-term missing persons cases that are yet to be resolved

According to NU.nl, this amazing step towards cooperating with the police has been done before, in England, where they were successful in finding three missing persons.

Who are the missing persons?

Source: RTLNieuws

•  James Patrick Grealis: 35-years-old, missing from Breda since 23 October, 2008

•  Sidney Lute: 21-years-old, missing from Assendelft since November 2, 2016

•  Bas Rossen: 63-years-old, missing from Breda since January 15, 2017

• Jeroen de Wit: 32-years-old, missing from Leimuiden since 18 February, 2018

•  Dirk van den Belt: 82-years-old, missing from Kampen on 8 April, 2018

So don’t forget to keep make a note of these posters in the cities! Any tips will be appreciated.

Kavana Desai
Kavana Desaihttps://medium.com/@kavanadesai
Coping with the aftermath of her 3-year stint in the Netherlands, Kavana is a writer, content creator and editor for DutchReview. Hailing from India, she frequently blogs about the Netherlands, being Indian in the Netherlands, and everything in between. She envisions herself to one day be the youngest person to win that Nobel Prize for Literature (she is also not very humble but welcomes only constructive criticism). In the meantime, she fills her days with writing for DutchReview, writing her master's thesis on art theft, and writing fiction that will hopefully see the light of day soon.

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