Britain's Bill Gates and tech mogul Mike Lynch are among those missing after their supercar arrived on the coast of Sicily for its second season of exhibitions. (Photo: Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
Mediterranean tragedy as luxury property owned by British tech mogul Mike Lynch We arrived on the Sicilian coast at the second Manha exhibition, and left Six people are missing. The aftermath of the disaster saw destruction, including pillows and snacks being thrown into the water, as 15 survivors desperately clung to the lifeboat.
also For £14 million, Dubbed the “Bayesian,” she was hit by a hurricane while anchored outside the harbor, causing the ship to break up and fail to cover the ship in just minutes. There were 22 guests and crew on board, many of whom were sleeping in their cabins when the storm unleashed its fury.
Among the missing Mike Lynch, 59 and his daughter Hannah, 18 years old; meanwhile, his wife Angela miraculously survived the doomed ship.
The Mergulhadores Mergulharam are located about 50 meters away in Ao iate Verado, where they relay a painful story to Salvo Cocina, the head chef of the Sicilian Civil Protection Agency. They are supposed to have witnessed an unfortunate dinner “através das vigias” on a luxury boat worth 183 pesos, according to an Italian newspaper. Corriere della Sera, Indicating that bodies could be seen inside.
At that moment, it was confirmed that there was a victim, says restaurant manager Ricardo Thomas. or eye.
Mike Lynch and his wife Angela Angela Bakaris (Image: Expresso)
A Palermo resident told ANSA the horrific incident: “The ship was still in front of the port when the hurricane hit. Your credit.”
The Times and local media will report that the other two missing Britons are none other than Jonathan Plummer, the chairman of the giant international bank Morgan Stanley, and his wife.
However, the company “Cucina”, which is leading the search and rescue operations, promised to continue searching for the missing during the night, with helicopters flying over the sea near Palermo.
Sky News reported that when the clock struck midnight, 20 hours after the ship capsized in a storm that hit the coast of Sicily, the Mergulhou – cave specialists known for their expertise in “working in tight, dark spaces, where there is no direct water above the surface” – were “coming up to breathe” in the waters along Palermo, indicating a change in focus for the submerged ship.
The stretch of sea near Palermo, in Sicily, not southern Italy, where it is deep. (Photo: AFP)
Authorities have not officially confirmed the identities or nationalities of all the survivors. However, some names have been circulating locally, including Sasha Murray, a 29-year-old Irish woman; Frenchman Matthew Griffiths, 22, the captain of the ill-fated ship; James Caulfield, a 51-year-old New Zealander; Ayla Ronald, a 36-year-old from London; and Myin Kyaw Htun, a 39-year-old Myanmar national.
Ayla Ronald, one of the legal minds behind Mike Lynch's defense in her latest case, has been identified. BBC Like two people who miraculously survived a sea disaster.
Angela Bakaris, 57, the wife of Mike Lynch, who is known as Bill Gates several times in the UK, is among the confirmed survivors of Tuesday’s horrific crash. Also confirmed are Briton Charlotte Golonski, 36, and her husband James Emsele, who fled their cabin in grief with their one-year-old son; Charlotte is sure to be making waves as she waits for her hair to come back.
Crash survivors leave Guarda Costera's headquarters in the second gallery. (Image: Getty Images)
In an interview with Italian media, local fisherman Fabio Cefalu revealed that he heard a distress signal, which said: “There were two sailboats a mile from the port with anchors in the sea.”
He continued in detail his response to the emerging situation: “After 10 minutes we saw a clear cloud, we waited about 10 minutes to see the intensity of the hurricane and headed to the sea. “We did not find any sea, we only found pillows and the remains of the ship.”
Cefalu also gave a sad story about the storm's sudden onset during the first hours: “I saw this manha, around 3:30, this slow time that was approaching, we were going fishing and we spent 20 minutes standing to see the intensity of the storm or the hurricane hitting.”
He spoke of the moment the storm hit with full force, saying: “At about 3:55, it lifted us into the harbour and destroyed everything, no falling, everything.”
Four British investigators will be based in Palermo on the third day, sent by the UK's Maritime Accidents Investigation Branch to assist in the ongoing search and rescue efforts for those still missing under the supervision of Baisi.
