Despite the great efforts of the numerous troops working on the ground, they have not yet been able to locate two of the three people who were buried in the Mesolcina valley, in the south of the canton of Graubünden, not far from the border with Italy.
They work tirelessly to find his whereabouts. Swiss rescue services continue the search for two of the three citizens who disappeared in an alpine valley in the Swiss nation that has been devastated by a landslide.
Meanwhile, the authorities have confirmed the sad news of one of the three people who had been buried. Despite the emotional setback, nearly 200 troops continue to work tirelessly on the ground, but they have not yet been able to locate the other two people who were buried in the Mesolcina Valley, in the south of the canton of Graubünden, not far from the border with Italy. Swiss police fear the missing people may have been trapped under several metric tons of earth and rocks. Given the time that has passed since the landslide occurred, the chances of finding them alive are slim.
Huge work rewarded
On Saturday the search efforts bore fruit. A woman was rescued from the mud and rubble by emergency teams and later transferred to the Lugano hospital. Police sources indicated that three other people, a couple and an elderly woman, they were still buried due to landslides, in the same region.
Previously, the disappearance of these four people had been reported after the dirt, rocks and mud that they were sliding down the slope They destroyed three houses in the town of Sorte. The A13 motorway, an important connection in the north and south that is crucial for holiday traffic, was also damaged. As a result, it will remain closed to traffic for a long period of time.
