A 14-year-old girl from Arnhem who had been reported missing has been found in good health, De Gelderlander reports. The discovery was announced on Wednesday, 4 November 2026.
According to the reporting, the teenager had last been seen in Rotterdam before her disappearance prompted a public appeal. De Gelderlander and other Dutch outlets, including De Telegraaf, report that she has now been located and is in good health. No further details about where or how she was found were included in the reports.
The case drew attention across regional and national media. Omroep Gelderland had earlier published an appeal for information after the girl, named in coverage as Jasmijn, was reported missing, and Rijnmond reported that she was last seen in Rotterdam. Politie.nl, the Dutch police website, also carried a page connected to the case. The reports do not state how long she had been missing or what led to her disappearance.
Dutch police routinely issue public appeals, often with a name and photo, when a missing person is considered at risk, and withdraw or update those appeals once the person is located. In this instance, the outcome reported by De Gelderlander is that the girl was found safe.
It was not immediately clear from the available reporting whether police would release additional information about the circumstances. Further updates, if any, would be expected to come from the police or the outlets that covered the search.