Celine Cremer Update Today. Police ending search for missing Belgian backpacker Celine Cremer The Examiner Launceston, TAS Ms Cremer was last seen on June 17 in the nearby town of Waratah, about 250km west of Launceston Tasmania Police searching for missing Belgian tourist Celine Cremer say they have received expert medical advice the weather conditions she is lost in for at least nine days are "not survivable".
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Ms Cremer was last seen on June 17 in the nearby town of Waratah, about 250km west of Launceston The search for Belgium woman Celine Cremer, who went missing whilst travelling in Australia, has been formally suspended as police declare her family are "understandably devastated"
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The Tasmanian Police and SES have drawn a blank, and it seems unlikely they will reconvene further ground searching until more information comes to hand The search for Belgium woman Celine Cremer, who went missing whilst travelling in Australia, has been formally suspended as police declare her family are "understandably devastated" The Tasmanian Police and SES have drawn a blank, and it seems unlikely they will reconvene further ground searching until more information comes to hand
Lost in Tasmania, what happened to missing tourist Celine Cremer? The Australian. Celine's sister Amelie said she had plans to travel to Victoria via the Spirit of Tasmania ferry on June 21 Tasmania Police searching for missing Belgian tourist Celine Cremer say they have received expert medical advice the weather conditions she is lost in for at least nine days are "not survivable".
Missing backpacker Celine Cremer's last photo revealed. Celine Cremer was reported missing on Monday, with Tasmanian Police finding her Honda CRV unattended in the car park of Philosopher Falls Trail on Tuesday The Tasmanian Police and SES have drawn a blank, and it seems unlikely they will reconvene further ground searching until more information comes to hand