The tracking ship Ángeles Alvariño that for almost half a month has been tracking the coast of Tenerife will extend your search by several days. This has been determined by the researchers after this Wednesday the possibility of withdrawing the vessel from the investigation having found no clues or clues leading to the whereabouts of Anna, the youngest daughter of Thomas Gimeno.
The research team has moved the tracking zone a little further south of the island from the position in which it was until now and where The body of Olivia, the father’s eldest daughter, was found.
The Government Delegation in the Canary Islands has confirmed that the ship dependent on the Ministry of Science and Innovation will extend your stay on the island with the work in the area marked by the Civil Guard investigators.
In addition, they report from the highest representation of the State in the Canary Islands that the Civil Guard is doing the managements relevant in the civil sphere to be able to have technological solutions that allow the ship to be replaced in search work.
These same sources add that “the ship is expected to return soon to the port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife“with the objective of” carrying out maintenance work on the equipment “as a consequence of limiting the equipment to operate continuously.
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