The Generalitat Bombers have launched this Thursday morning a search device for a possible missing person in Ullastrell (Barcelona) after the rains.
As reported, they have indications that there may be a second missing person related with the discovery of a corpse inside a car this wednesday afternoon.
They have recalled that four crews worked this Wednesday until dawn to remove the roof of the car in which the body of the deceased was found and to review the area.
The vehicle was located in Can Fontwithin a dry stream, and the City Council set up spaces to provide psychological assistance to relatives and friends of the deceased.
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The Mossos d’Esquadra have indicated this Thursday to Europa Press that they are aware of the indications that point to a second missing person and that the investigation is under secrecy of proceedings.
Firefighters located Wednesday the body of a person in The interior of a vehicle stranded in the Gaià stream. The car is a black Mitsubishi Montero that belongs to a 48-year-old resident of Esplugues de Llobregat. He is a married man with a son. One of his friends is the one who has located the car this Wednesday around seven in the evening. “I have come to look here because this morning I found out that he had not returned home and I sensed that he would have entered this area with the car,” the friend who found the vehicle has detailed to EL PERIÓDICO, desperate like the rest of relatives because at 10:00 p.m. on Wednesday they still did not know if the recovered corpse is that of the neighbor or that of the person who is suspected of accompanying him when he was swept away early yesterday afternoon by the flood of the stream.
The cotxe located on the Gaià stream (Ullastrell) is a Mitsubishi Montero that lives one veí d’Esplugues (48 years). His friends have found him this afternoon and have called 112. The firefighters have found a thing near the cotxe and are looking for a second person who has disappeared. Via @the newspaper pic.twitter.com/fB3H4ZgXTi
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