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Disappearing radar screens en route from Nantes French to England
Rescuers said Wednesday it was unlikely that Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala, who joined Cardiff City, would not die after finding the debris from his plane, which disappeared from radar screens en route to Nantes, in La France. In Cardiff, England, by the sea
Emilyo Sala, 28, whose Piper B-46 Malibu suddenly disappeared from radar, may have sunk into the sea, the Times reported.
"I'm here on a plane that seems about to fall, I'm going to Cardiff," he told the Argentine press.
Cardiff supporters sent flowers to the ground in front of the club's headquarters. Sala had to start playing after signing the new team for 15 million pounds last week.
The aircraft disappeared Monday between France and England over the sea, bringing together helicopters and ships to save an area of more than 1,000 square miles off the Channel Islands, in search of the aircraft having lost radar contact on the island of Guernsey.
A police officer said that after 15 hours of searching, "bodies were seen floating in the water, we could not confirm if any of them had come from there. Missing plane ".
"If we landed on the water, the chances of survival at this stage – unfortunately – are slim," he said.
Cardiff City General Manager Ken Cho said the chances of finding survivors "are declining very quickly". "We continue to pray for positive news," he said.
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Rescuers said Wednesday it was unlikely that Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala, who joined Cardiff City, would not die after finding the debris from his plane, which disappeared from radar screens en route to Nantes, in La France. In Cardiff, England, by the sea
Emilyo Sala, 28, whose Piper B-46 Malibu suddenly disappeared from radar, may have sunk into the sea, the Times reported.
"I'm here on a plane that seems about to fall, I'm going to Cardiff," he told the Argentine press.
Cardiff supporters sent flowers to the ground in front of the club's headquarters. Sala had to start playing after signing the new team for 15 million pounds last week.
The aircraft disappeared Monday between France and England over the sea, bringing together helicopters and ships to save an area of more than 1,000 square miles off the Channel Islands, in search of the aircraft having lost radar contact on the island of Guernsey.
A police officer said that after 15 hours of searching, "bodies were seen floating in the water, we could not confirm if any of them had come from there. Missing plane ".
"If we landed on the water, the chances of survival at this stage – unfortunately – are slim," he said.
Cardiff City General Manager Ken Cho said the chances of finding survivors "are declining very quickly". "We continue to pray for positive news," he said.
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Disappearing radar screens en route from Nantes French to England
Rescuers said Wednesday it was unlikely that Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala, who joined Cardiff City, would not die after finding the debris from his plane, which disappeared from radar screens en route to Nantes, in La France. In Cardiff, England, by the sea
Emilyo Sala, 28, whose Piper B-46 Malibu suddenly disappeared from radar, may have sunk into the sea, the Times reported.
"I'm here on a plane that seems about to fall, I'm going to Cardiff," he told the Argentine press.
Cardiff supporters sent flowers to the ground in front of the club's headquarters. Sala had to start playing after signing the new team for 15 million pounds last week.
The aircraft disappeared Monday between France and England over the sea, bringing together helicopters and ships to save an area of more than 1,000 square miles off the Channel Islands, in search of the aircraft having lost radar contact on the island of Guernsey.
A police officer said that after 15 hours of searching, "bodies were seen floating in the water, we could not confirm if any of them had come from there. Missing plane ".
"If we landed on the water, the chances of survival at this stage – unfortunately – are slim," he said.
Cardiff City General Manager Ken Cho said the chances of finding survivors "are declining very quickly". "We continue to pray for positive news," he said.
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