The sinking had left seven dead. In the summer of 2024, the businessman’s superyate Mike Lynch flowed to Sicily after a violent storm. On Sunday, May 4, a draft operation began, to remove the sailboat 56 meters long from the water, inform international media.
A “spectacular recovery operation”, described by the Italian newspaper Corriere Della, which evokes two ships crowned by giant cranes, drones and other underwater vehicles.
The Italian coast guards secured a perimeter of 600 meters around the sinking area and prohibited “any navigation, all anchoring, any diving, any swimming or fishing until the end of the work, according to the port authorities cited by the Guardian. The operation must last between 20 and 25 days.
A complex rescue that must take into account maritime conditions, but also the protection of the environment and the preservation of the remains of the ship, which is based fifty meters below sea level.
The 75 -meter yacht aluminum carpet will be cut to climb the remains more easily, said Captain of the Costa Guard, Nicola Silverstri in CNN.
“Once mobilized in the spot, these dedicated means of elevation will be backed by experts in specialized anti -collations and, through that, monitor Bayesian from his sinking,” said TMC Marine Company, manager of the operation, in a statement cited by the British newspaper. “They will help guarantee the protection of marine life and the environment throughout the recovery of Bayesian.”
Investigation for involuntary homicide
Once returned to the firm lands, in the port of Termini Imerese, the researchers will analyze the remains of the remains to shed light on the circumstances of the drama. Investigation into involuntary homicide is open and the ship’s captain, James Cutfield, as well as two crew members, are accused in the case. Research on remains will have to determine any human error that has been able to lead to sinking.
On August 19, 2024, the Superyatht, anchored in Porticello, was beaten by a violent storm shortly before dawn and flowed. British businessman Mike Lynch and his 18 -year -old daughter Hannah are among the victims.
In total, seven people died, including businessman Jonathan Bloomer and his wife, Judy, American lawyer Chris Mortvillo and his wife Neda and the ship’s leader, Recaldo Thomas. There are fifteen survivors.
Source: BFM TV
