Sri Lanka: Danish billionaire lost three of his four children in attacks

The Danish foreign minister had anticipated this new drama by mentioning the three Danes killed among the 200 victims of the attacks.

"Three Holiday Bear," said the epigraph of the latest photo posted on Instagram by Alma, one of the millionaire's four sons Anders Holch Povlsen, 46 years.

In the photo, flooded with messages of condolence, you see his three brothers standing back at the pool of a hotel surrounded by palm trees. The same where, presumably, a kamikaze took life.

The spokesman of the Bestseller clothing chain, inherited by Povslen with only 28 years of age, who owns Asos and shares other fashion sites such as Zalando, confirmed the tragic news without specifying who among Alma, Astrid, Agnes and Alfred house. Neither in what attacks are they dead.

"We demand respect for the family's privacy," said Jesper Stubkier.

Anders and his wife Anne, 40, had written an open letter quoted by the British newspaper Times just a week ago, in which they spoke of their grand plans to repopulate and reforest the Scottish Highlands.

An ambitious plan that the couple had dedicated to their children "because we will not be alive when it's over".

In addition to being the richest man in Denmark, with an estimated wealth of about $ 7,900 million by Forbes, Povlsen is the largest landowner in Scotland, having bought 898,000 square kilometers of land to realize his dream.

Anders and Anne wrote on the project site, Wildland, a few days before an unthinkable nightmare was training them: "We want to restore the Highlands in their beautiful natural state by repairing the damage caused by humans, a project that we can not see, it will pay off not only for our children, but for future generations of young people. "