Salvage fourth is the skiff partially collapsed body and figure in 31 survivors
Staff Maritime Rescue recovered the body of a man of sub-Saharan origin who sailed in the dinghy which was rescued partially collapsed this morning about 23 miles southeast of Cape Sacratif, so now there are 31 people rescued alive and four the deceased.
is a one year old girl, a child of three and two adults who fell into the sea after starting patera to sink, according to latest figures provided by Marine Rescue work after completing the search, which will continue on Saturday, and to count with the National Police of the total number of people who have come alive to the port of Motril.
Thus, it remains to locate 18 people, all male except for one woman, according to the testimonies of the 31 immigrants who were rescued alive from the boat before it sank, about 1.30 hours, and among them are the mothers of two children.
The four bodies have been transported by the Maritime Rescue boat to the port of Motril, where they will available to the Maritime Service of the Guardia Civil, as marking the protocol.
Thus, already rescued 35 immigrants, 31 alive and four dead, a total of 51 according to the testimony of survivors. The search operation was activated Thursday after the CCS of Almeria was aware of the emergency through a social worker who worked in Morocco. According to his information, the skiff had left the Moroccan coast on the morning of May 5. Immediately, the CCS of Almería deployed device composed of a large naval and air sea rescue.
At midnight, the aircraft 'Sasemar 101' located the boat and immediately partially collapsed 'Guardamar Calliope' proceeded to the rescue of its 28 occupants, who had symptoms of severe hypothermia. When I was in the process to return to Motril, located another male in the water.
This person suffered "severe hypothermia and was unconscious, and he was assisted in the Sea Rescue boat and later by members of the Red Cross in the port of Motril with the rest of their countrymen, where they arrived this morning.
The crew reported that a dozen people, including two babies and a woman, were thrown into the sea before the occurrence of the rescue, what now has been trying to find his whereabouts.
The area, about 20 miles off the coast of Granada, has been traced throughout the day by helicopter 'Helimer 207' and two coastguard ships, the 'Salvamar Hamal' and 'Guardamar Calliope' although the chances of finding them alive are reduced as time passes.
The same sources have reported that the sea in this area than seventeen degrees, a temperature that the human body can endure for up to ten hours. In fact, three of the rescued immigrants were to be moved to the Hospital of Motril for assistance from hypothermia. Salvage
has also given notice to all fishing vessels in the area to be vigilant and alert to any sign of human body which can make out at sea.
Mayor of Motril, Carlos Rojas, has shown his sympathy with the families who have lost a child under one year and two others who died on a cruise by boat this morning .
Similarly, the mayor has expressed concern about the 19 crew members were on the boat and have not yet been located despite efforts Salvage. Rojas
wanted to thank the Maritime Rescue work is carried out intensive work since last night scouring the area, 20 miles from the coast Granada-, sea and air
Carlos Rojas has lamented the dramatic situation faced by people who are forced to travel by boat "without security or guarantee to reach the coast of Granada."
search tasks have been completed by the lack of sunlight and will resume this Saturday
Staff Maritime Rescue recovered the body of a man of sub-Saharan origin who sailed in the dinghy which was rescued partially collapsed this morning about 23 miles southeast of Cape Sacratif, so now there are 31 people rescued alive and four the deceased.
is a one year old girl, a child of three and two adults who fell into the sea after starting patera to sink, according to latest figures provided by Marine Rescue work after completing the search, which will continue on Saturday, and to count with the National Police of the total number of people who have come alive to the port of Motril.
Thus, it remains to locate 18 people, all male except for one woman, according to the testimonies of the 31 immigrants who were rescued alive from the boat before it sank, about 1.30 hours, and among them are the mothers of two children.
The four bodies have been transported by the Maritime Rescue boat to the port of Motril, where they will available to the Maritime Service of the Guardia Civil, as marking the protocol.
Thus, already rescued 35 immigrants, 31 alive and four dead, a total of 51 according to the testimony of survivors. The search operation was activated Thursday after the CCS of Almeria was aware of the emergency through a social worker who worked in Morocco. According to his information, the skiff had left the Moroccan coast on the morning of May 5. Immediately, the CCS of Almería deployed device composed of a large naval and air sea rescue.
At midnight, the aircraft 'Sasemar 101' located the boat and immediately partially collapsed 'Guardamar Calliope' proceeded to the rescue of its 28 occupants, who had symptoms of severe hypothermia. When I was in the process to return to Motril, located another male in the water.
This person suffered "severe hypothermia and was unconscious, and he was assisted in the Sea Rescue boat and later by members of the Red Cross in the port of Motril with the rest of their countrymen, where they arrived this morning.
The crew reported that a dozen people, including two babies and a woman, were thrown into the sea before the occurrence of the rescue, what now has been trying to find his whereabouts.
The area, about 20 miles off the coast of Granada, has been traced throughout the day by helicopter 'Helimer 207' and two coastguard ships, the 'Salvamar Hamal' and 'Guardamar Calliope' although the chances of finding them alive are reduced as time passes.
The same sources have reported that the sea in this area than seventeen degrees, a temperature that the human body can endure for up to ten hours. In fact, three of the rescued immigrants were to be moved to the Hospital of Motril for assistance from hypothermia. Salvage
has also given notice to all fishing vessels in the area to be vigilant and alert to any sign of human body which can make out at sea.
recover the bodies of two immigrants, one younger, who were thrown into the sea from a boat
Effective Salvage
have rescued the lifeless bodies of a young child and a man Saharan origin corresponding to two migrants missing after jumping into the sea when the small boat sailing in began to sink after hitting the coast of Granada.
According to Europa Press reported sources of Salvage, the child can be rescued about five years, so even detract to locate a baby about a year also fell into the sea, as declared by the 29 immigrants who were rescued this morning before the boat sank.
Effective Salvage
have rescued the lifeless bodies of a young child and a man Saharan origin corresponding to two migrants missing after jumping into the sea when the small boat sailing in began to sink after hitting the coast of Granada.
According to Europa Press reported sources of Salvage, the child can be rescued about five years, so even detract to locate a baby about a year also fell into the sea, as declared by the 29 immigrants who were rescued this morning before the boat sank.
Carlos Rojas shows solidarity with the occupants of the small boat that arrived at dawn to the coast of Motril
Motril Mayor has expressed concern over the tragic incident occurred this morning when Plane 'Sasemar' 101 located a partially collapsed vessel was carrying 51 immigrants, including 3 of them have been transferred Hospital Santa Ana de Motril from hypothermia and three others have died. One of the bodies was a baby
Mayor of Motril, Carlos Rojas, has shown his sympathy with the families who have lost a child under one year and two others who died on a cruise by boat this morning .
Similarly, the mayor has expressed concern about the 19 crew members were on the boat and have not yet been located despite efforts Salvage. Rojas
wanted to thank the Maritime Rescue work is carried out intensive work since last night scouring the area, 20 miles from the coast Granada-, sea and air
Carlos Rojas has lamented the dramatic situation faced by people who are forced to travel by boat "without security or guarantee to reach the coast of Granada."
Rescued 26 immigrants capsized a boat in the sea and crawl in search of more people
A total of 26 people, most them in sub-Saharan origin and which include four women, were rescued Friday from the waters of Granada after the small boat sailing in stormy seas, as Salvage.
Although initially estimated at about 50 the number of passengers to rescue, rapid intervention vessels Salvage dde 'Guardamar Calliope' and 'Salvamar Hamal' have been rescued so far, 26 people. However, it is possible that at sea still show some of the travelers on this small boat, as it was located by the rescue operation practically semi overturned and sunk.
In fact, the boat 'Salvamar Hamal' is getting on board all the people rescued in order to transfer them to the port of Motril, while the 'Guardamar Calliope' is scanning the area to search for potential people who have fallen into the sea.
Located a boat with about 50 people on board
Salvage has mobilized early Friday a special device to be located off the coast of Granada in which a boat would sail about 50 people.
Salvage Sources have reported that two rescue boats 'save me' is now directed to the spot where the skiff had been detected.
According to some sources, the boat would sail about 50 people, while there might be passengers who had fallen water.
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