After hours of searches, the bodies of the two girls swept away by the flood of the Natisone river were identified by the Fire Brigade in the Natisone river, together with a third boy. The bodies of Patrizia Cormo and Bianca Doros were identified 700 meters and one km downstream from the place of disappearance. They continue […]
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After hours of searches, the bodies of the two girls swept away by the flood of the Natisone river were identified by the Fire Brigade in the Natisone river, together with a third boy. The corpses of Patrizia Cormo And Bianca Doros they were identified 700 meters and one km downstream from the place of disappearance. The search continues for the third missing person, Cristian Casian Molnar who was with the girls before the three were carried away by the current.
Yesterday the mobile phone from which the SOS had been launched to the emergency number 112 by the three young people was found. The mobile phone was still kept inside a bag. The cell phone had been located late on Saturday morning near the river bank, not far from the Roman bridge, thanks to the Life Seeker system which allows – with a device mounted on a drone – to hook up and identify the position of cell phones even with the device turned off. Dozens of rescuers worked along the course of the stream, from Roman bridge up to the confluence with the river Towerin turn emissary of theIsonzo.
Patricia Cormos he was 20 years old and in his second year of studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Udine; White Doros23 years old, had arrived a few days ago from Romania to visit her parents and boyfriend Cristian Casian Molnar25 years old, originally from Romania and resident in Austria. More than 48 hours after his disappearance, the chances of finding the missing man still alive are almost zero, both due to the water speedboth for thehypothermia. A video released on Friday shows the final, desperate and touching, minutes-long embrace between the three boys. Then the force of the current overcomes their attempts to stay together and drags them away just before being rescued.
The firefighters continued to explore the course of the stream up to the confluence with the Torre and on Sunday, taking advantage of favorable weather conditions, they raised the drones in the possession of the rescuers into flight again, including those provided by the Fvg Civil Protection. Also in the field are divers and dog units.
