Relatives say castaways arrived on another yola in PR

posted on: Dec 7 2011 9:28 by RDugey. Viewed 23 times.

The tragedy of the yola capsized in Nagua last Sunday could be lower than expected size, if given by some version of relatives of some shipwrecked which yesterday claimed that their relatives were rescued at sea by another yola also carrying passengers illegal.

Diomede González, María Angeles Villa (Yiguin) and Agripina Vasquez Gonzalez, in his quality of uncles and mother of several of the disappeared, including Vladimir Alvarado Villa, Miledys García, Nino García and Franklin Vasquez in the sector of San Jose de Villa assured a group of 18 of the 30 disappeared, were rescued from the sea.

González, Villa y Vásquez González ensures travellers called from Puerto Rico at the 1: 00 in the afternoon yesterday to their families, who stated that when the yola capsized were drowned, but another yola, which aired that same morning on Sunday, rescued them and took the last Monday night to u000aPuerto Rico, where all came alive, although dehydrated.

If given as certain this version, missing persons would of 30 ñcifra which had calculated the autoridadesñ to a dozen. The yola would have sailed with 95 illegal travellers. Three bodies were rescuperados of the Sea last Sunday.

The news of the alleged rescue, which has not been confirmed by the authorities, brought joy to families who gave for dead to the castaways.

The yola who rescued the shipwrecked had left with 45 passengers from the same place and at the same time as that capsized.

That is why I was forthcoming when it happened the tragedy. According to the testimonies of by the relatives of the passengers, this boat "shipwrecked" waiting to anocheciera and then came to Puerto Rico.

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The three dead in the WRECK on Sunday
was the fifth attempt of one of them
the dead are Edwin Frannier de la Cruz, of 27 u000ayears, resident at km 1 of the restoration of San Pedro de Macoris sector; the IBI Radio announcer, José Augusto Polanco, 35, resident of san Francisco de Macoris, and the master builder Pedro Ramirez Sánchez, aged 30, resident in the area of river sea, Nagua, who left two children orphaned.
He lived in a House of wood and zinc, in very bad state, near Nagua River.

This trip was his fifth attempt. The corpses were buried in yesterday afternoon in San Pedro de Macorís, San Francisco de Macoris and Nagua.