North. Child missing at sea: search finally stopped, investigation opened
The operation was launched around Saturday following reports of three children in difficulty on Gravelines beach.
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The ten-year-old child disappeared at sea in Gravelines (Nord) on Saturday afternoon. The search for him, which was suspended early that same evening, will not resume, reports Ouest-France .
"The child who disappeared at sea remains untraceable""Despite the intensive deployment of air, sea, and land resources, the child who disappeared at sea remains unaccounted for. The resources deployed have made it possible to cover the entire search area," the Maritime Prefecture of the Channel and the North Sea (Prémar) stated in a press release, quoted by the daily. An investigation into the worrying disappearance has been opened.
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The operation was launched around 4 p.m. Saturday following reports of three children in difficulty on Gravelines beach.
Two of them were able to return to the beach on their own, Prémar reported. Aged 10 and 13, they were taken to Dunkirk hospital. The third remained missing at the time.
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