Five bodies have now been found inside the Bayesian superyacht as the desperate search continues

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Five bodies have now been found inside the sunken Bayesian superyacht as the desperate search for the final missing passenger continues. (according to the source The Independent.co.uk)

Remotely controlled underwater vehicles and cave divers are looking to raise the yacht, which experts will examine in the coming days. For now, the focus is on finding the people missing since the yacht went down in the early hours of Monday 19 August. It will take weeks for Ambrogio Cartosio, the chief prosecutor of Termini Imerese, and his team to establish whether the sinking of the Bayesian was down to human error, an unpredictable weather event, or whether anyone is to be held responsible for a premeditated -and incredible - murder. (the source: The Independent.co.uk)

Dozens of personnel from the Italian Coastguard and local fire service lined the port when the bodies were being taken to shore. Ambulances were seen taking them away, escorted by police cars. Hundreds of locals gathered to watch, as church bells were heard ringing out. (according to the source The Independent.co.uk)

The head of Sicily's civil protection agency Salvatore Cocina has told the PA news agency that searches have finished for the day and will resume on Thursday. He confirmed that five bodies had been found, but only four recovered. One person remains missing. (according to the source The Independent.co.uk)