In the last hours, Justice arrested the architect Jorge Enrique Bonavita within the framework of ongoing research on the responsible for the remodeling work that was taking place at the time of the tragedy. The measure was requested by the prosecutor Verónica Zamboni, head of the Prosecutor’s Office No. 6 of Villa Gesell and they are already 6 detainees in the framework of the investigation into what happened.
In detail, Justice requested the Guarantee Court No. 6 of the Judicial Department of Dolores to arrest the architect Jorge Enrique Bonavita55-year-old architect. The arrest arose after the statements of one of the investigated for the cause.
Justice investigates the participants in the renovation since previously, August 20the works had been notified with a closingordered by Municipality of Villa Gesell. However, the work continued.
In addition, last Friday the researchers also carried out raids on the home and company of the hotel’s new owner, Antonio Juan Manuel Arcos Cortés. In statements to local media, Rosa Stefanic’s family lawyer, Graciela Bravo, stated that the suspect “has both criminal and civil responsibility.”
Collapse in Villa Gesell: they found another body and the fatalities now rise to three
More than 3 days after the incident occurred, Villa Gesell is convulsed by a intense operation in search of survivors, with the work of more thane 650 rescuers from all over the country. During this morning, the professionals confirmed to the third fatality of the collapse.
The rescue team personnel confirmed the discovery of a third body in the middle of the rubble. As later detailed from Civil defenseit is about Nahuel Stefanic (25), the nephew of the former owner of the hotel, María Rosa Stefanic.
In this way, the new victim joins the list of people who died after the tragic collapse. Previously, they had been identified Federico César Ciocchini, an 84-year-old retiree, and María Rosa Stefanic, the former owner of the hotel.
Work continues against the clock as authorities search for at least six other missing people. The rescue personnel include security personnel, firefighters from the Buenos Aires Police, a K9 brigade with rescue dogs, drones, a helicopter and advanced medical care units.
Source: Ambito
