Police and prosecutors are working at the scene after the body of a person was found in woodland near Darłowo, in north-western Poland. The discovery was made on Sunday by a passer-by while walking a dog. Officers said the remains are in an advanced state of decomposition, making it impossible to determine even the sex on site. The find comes in an area where searches have been under way for weeks for a 37-year-old woman from Koszalin who went missing in late August after a dispute with her husband during a music festival in Darłówko. To confirm the identity of the deceased, investigators say DNA testing will be needed. Police have not released further details. The area has been cordoned off and a criminal investigation team from Koszalin is working with the prosecutor’s office at the location.