The Civil Guard has located up to seven bodies in waters near Almería since last Sunday, linked to the possible shipwreck of a patera.
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According to the Peripheral Communication Office of the Command, several lifeless bodies have been located, although it has not yet been possible to determine their origin, although investigators have suggested that they could be migrants traveling on a boat that ended up sinking. The Civil Guard has insisted that its agents are working on the investigation into their origin.
According to sources close to the case, the first discovery of a lifeless body occurred last Sunday on the beach of Roquetas de Mar (Almería) and since then other mortal remains have been located in the sea, in points close to the coast of towns on the Almerian coast such as Carboneras, Garrucha, Mojácar, or Cabo de Gata.
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Previously, the NGO Héroes del Mar denounced on its social networks that the Maritime Service of the Civil Guard rescued a boat on Friday with two male survivors and one deceased man.
According to the data from this entity, the vessel in which the dead and the survivors were found had three high-displacement engines, although it is unknown if it was linked to the shipwrecked patera referred to by the armed institute.
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