N.S. floods: Search for missing youth temporarily suspended due to dangerous conditions
The Nova Scotia RCMP has temporarily suspended the search for a youth who went missing during the devastatingIn an update Monday morning, police said the search has been suspended to allow the remaining water in a search area to drain.
RCMP Supt. Sean Auld said in a release that there are deep pockets of water in the search zone and searching those pockets has become too dangerous for the searchers. Some search activity will be resumed once those areas are drained. The youth was one of four people who went missing after two separate vehicles were submerged in the early hours of July 22.
Police believe the vehicles were knocked off the road into a hayfield in Brooklyn, N.S., by rapidly rising water during a storm that dumped up to 250 millimetres of rain on parts of the province.Last week, searchers recovered the bodies of two six-year-old children — identified in funeral home notices as Natalie Hazel Harnish and Colton Sisco — and 52-year-old Nicholas Holland, who was travelling with the missing youth.
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