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Search resumes in Sicily for lost passengers after yacht sinks

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Last updated: 2024/08/20 at 9:53 AM
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The search resumed on Tuesday for the six people missing after a yacht sank in a storm while anchored in front of Porticello, in the Palermo area of Sicily. Of the 22 on board, one person has died and 15 have been rescued. The search for the six missing individuals from the wreckage of the sailing ship, Bayesian, resumed as rescue teams and divers returned to the site of the storm-sunken yacht. Among the missing are notable individuals such as Morgan Stanley chairman Jonathan Bloomer, British tech magnate Mike Lynch, and Lynch’s 18-year-old daughter Hannah.

The yacht was carrying 12 passengers and 10 crew members. Divers faced difficulties accessing the below-deck cabins due to debris that had shifted during the violent storm that caused the luxury sailboat to capsize. Despite the challenges, rescue crews remained determined to locate the missing individuals, including high-profile figures like Jonathan Bloomer and Mike Lynch. The search was further complicated by the fact that the yacht was resting on the seabed at a depth of 50 meters, limiting the time divers could spend underwater.

On Monday, divers managed to recover the body of a crew member, the cook Ricardo Tomas, but were unable to go beyond the bridge due to obstructions caused by furnishings. Among the survivors was Charlotte Golunski, who heroically saved her 1-year-old daughter Sofia during the chaotic rescue operation. The missing individuals, including Lynch, his daughter, Bloomer, and others, were part of a group that was celebrating Lynch’s recent acquittal from fraud and conspiracy charges.

The yacht, which was built in 2008 by the Italian firm Perini Navi, is known for its massive 75-meter-tall aluminum mast, one of the tallest in the world. The tragic sinking of the yacht has captured international attention due to the high-profile individuals on board and the heroic efforts of survivors during the stormy conditions. The search and rescue operation is ongoing, with hopes of locating the remaining missing persons, including the notable figures that were onboard the ill-fated yacht.

In conclusion, the search for the six missing individuals from the sunken yacht off the coast of Sicily continues as rescue teams and divers battle challenging conditions to locate them. The tragic incident has raised concerns and captured international attention due to the prominence of some of the missing individuals, including Jonathan Bloomer and Mike Lynch. The heroic efforts of survivors, such as Charlotte Golunski, have highlighted the bravery and determination shown during the rescue operation. As the search continues, hopes remain high for a successful outcome in locating the missing persons and bringing closure to this devastating event.

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