The search for German tourist Nick Frischke is “getting desperate”, as volunteers and authorities continue to comb the Karbonkelberg and Hout Bay area for the missing foreigner.
And as his family remains hopeful, with his brother Tom maintaining that “as long as he is not found, he lives”, the efforts to try to locate him are reaching a point where it will probably be called off shortly.Read this for free
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