Since the night before Boxing Day, a large-scale police operation has been underway to find a 25-year-old woman who disappeared in the municipality of Salem, south of Stockholm. The police search has been ongoing since Friday afternoon and includes helicopters, dog units, and ground resources.

On Boxing Day, a major police operation was launched in the area near Rönninge commuter train station after a woman in her mid-twenties vanished without a trace while on her way home from the station.

The latest sign is that she was seen on surveillance footage walking away from the train station around 1:20 am. Police have reportedly made some suspicious discoveries in the area and have also received tips but are not providing further details at this time.

The operation has now been further intensified and includes so-called rescue services, which means that civilians can participate. Among the volunteers are members of SAR Sweden, an organization that works with search and rescue operations.

Family Releases Photo

The family has posted a missing person notice on social media stating that it is 25-year-old My Törnblom. She previously lived at the family home in Rönninge and is believed to have been there for Christmas celebrations. Today, she is registered in Skåne and has previously lived in both Lund and Malmö.

Phone Connected at Train Station

Media reports indicate that the woman’s mobile phone last connected at Rönninge station around half past one on the night before Boxing Day.

It was when friends on Boxing Day found belongings belonging to My Törnblom in a ditch near the station that police launched an extensive operation in the area.

The search is still ongoing, and police urge anyone with information to contact them via 11414. For emergencies, 112 should always be used.