Miami Beach: The coast guard said on Thursday that he had found four additional bodies in dozens of dozens of migrants who were missing in the sea from Florida but would suspend the rescue operation at sunset if he did not receive new information.
The officials of the homeland security investigation said they were actively investigating this case as a human smuggling operation.
The authorities have now found a total of five bodies, leaving 34 missing, five days after the ship overturned on the way to Florida from Bimini, the island chain in the Bahamas around 55 miles (88 km) east of Miami.
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Burdian said the decision to suspend a search at sunset Thursday, while waiting for a new discovery, not easy.
“We have filled the area over and over again,” he said at a press conference.
“We have good visibility.
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We have been abundant several times.
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That means we don’t think it’s possible for others to survive.” The Miami office from Homeland security investigation has launched an investigation, said the migrant journey must be part of human smuggling operations.
Under federal law, smugglers were punished for causing death to qualify for executable.
“The purpose of this investigation is to identify, capture and demand organized criminal or criminal organizations, facilitated or benefited from this destined effort,” said the Special Agent of the HSI Miami who was responsible for Anthony Salisbury.
Salisbury refused to provide information about the nationality of the ship’s passengers but said investigators considered survivor people “a victim today,” not a suspect.
Salisbury begged the public to give a tip to help identify who organized the crossroads.
“Please help us bring criminals who prey and sacrifice the migrant communities that are vulnerable to justice,” he said.
“We don’t want anyone to do this again.
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This is a dangerous thing.” Survey survivors are found depending on the 25-foot ship (7-m) about 40 miles (64 km) off Fort Pierce, Florida.
He told a good Samaritan and authority that the ship was reversed on Saturday after him and 39 others had left for Florida from Bimini.
Authorities said the boat was found about 100 miles (160 kilometers) in the north where it was reversed, apparently driven by the bay flow, a warm and fast current that wrapped the Florida peninsula and flowed along the Atlantic coast of the United States.
No one wearing a life jacket, a man who was diligently told the authorities.
Gulf flow can be dangerous even on a calm and bright day.
Throw boats are overloaded, inexperienced sailors, storm and dark night weather, and they can be deadly.
The small craft advisor has been issued on Saturday and Sunday as a severe cold front with wind to 23 mph (37 kph) exploding through dangerous parts, creating large waves of up to 9 feet (3 m).
Florida Boat Capsize: Coast Guard Recipes 4 Migrants Again, It’s likely to suspend a search
