
The man disappeared after leaving a nightclub on the night of September 29-30
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Jakub Wiatr went missing in Milan on the night of September 29-30 after leaving a nightclub. The case is being coordinated with the local police in Milan.
The police are searching for Jakub Wiatr, who spent the evening at a club in Milan with a friend.
On the night of September 29-30, around 3:20 a.m., he left the premises and from that moment on, contact with him was lost. The man did not contact his family or friends. Since then, it is unknown what has happened to him.
Description of the missing person
At the time of his disappearance, Jakub was wearing a light T-shirt, a green checkered shirt, denim shorts and white Reebok shoes. She has short, dark blonde hair and blue-green eyes. The family emphasizes that every piece of information, even the smallest, may be crucial to finding the man.
Appeal to witnesses
Relatives of the missing person appeal to all people who may have seen Jakub in the area of the JustMe club or near Sempione Park in Milan to contact him urgently.
The police contacted the police in Milan regarding this matter, confirmed Łukasz Śpiech from the Municipal Police Headquarters in Krakow to the rmf24.pl portal.

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