Cardedu, Stefano Muceli remains untraceable: 100 hectares sifted

Someone would have spotted him in via Monsignor Virgilio, in Tortolì.

Scattered reports that, for now, find no comfort in the reality of the facts. Because Stefano Muceli is not to be found, despite the massive deployment of men and equipment which, since Wednesday morning, has been concentrating searches in the Cardedu countryside.

When he was last seen in the area of his sheepfold in Baccu 'e ludu on Tuesday evening, he was wearing dark trousers and a red shirt with white bands . The 57-year-old farmer doesn't have any phones with him. The mayor of the town, Giacomo Pani, is also at the forefront of research.

The third day of operations, coordinated by the Nuoro firefighters, went on unabated. The provincial commander, Antonio Giordano, also arrived on site with a team from the Lanusei detachment, 2 Tas units (Topography applied to rescue), 2 Sapr units (Remotely piloted systems), 2 dog units and 3 Saf units (Alpine river rescue ) and a helicopter from the Sardinian flight department based in Alghero. In total 16 units of the 115 with 8 vehicles in tow.

The Alpine Rescue of the Guardia di Finanza, the volunteers of the Alpine and Speleological Rescue and various local volunteers work in collaboration with the firefighters. In total, more than 100 hectares of land have been sieved by the rescuers and the air vehicles of the national corps.