Olbia, the body of the missing sailor recovered after the collision between Tirrenia and the fishing vessel
The accident off the coast of Capo Figari dates back to 10 August: the body was found at almost 90 meters deepThe body of the Senegalese sailor Diome Mandè has been recovered, who had been missing since 10 August after the collision, off the coast of Capo Figari, between the Tirrenia ferry Sharden which left Olbia and the fishing vessel Alemax II, which had cast off its moorings in Golfo Aranci .
The Public Prosecutor of the Tempio Court, Gregorio Capasso, boarded the Anteo ship of the Navy last week, with the investigative staff of the Olbia Coast Guard, to continue the search for the body, which had been identified lying on the seabed at 89 meters. Due to the prohibitive weather conditions it was not possible to proceed with the recovery operations.
An intervention that was carried out yesterday by the underwater operational group of Com.Sub.In: the divers recovered the body, at 9pm, at 89 meters of depth and transferred it onto the CP273 patrol boat of the Coast Guard which proceeded with the transfer to the port .
The sailor's body was initially taken to the cemetery in Olbia and then transferred to the institute of forensic medicine in Sassari: the tests will have to clarify the causes of death. The Senegalese was below deck at the time of the crash, from which the captain of the fishing vessel escaped almost unscathed.
(Unioneonline/E.Fr.)
