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Emergency services intervened regarding the vehicle and the body in the lake.
The services received a notification about this matter before 8. Press officer of the Wejherowo police, Asst. pcs. Anetta Potrykus reported that a passenger vehicle and the body of a woman were discovered in the lake.
Police officers on site are determining the detailed circumstances and course of the incident. The identity and age of the deceased are not known yet.
Five units of the State Fire Service are participating in the action, including the Specialized Water and Diving Rescue Group from Gdańsk. Press spokesman for the Pomeranian fire brigade, junior asp. Dawid Westrych said that firefighters are checking the bottom of the lake.

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