A tragic incident took place in Canada’s Quebec province when four children drowned while fishing on the banks of the river.
The Surret-du-Quebec provincial police force confirmed that a group of 11 men were fishing for capelin when they were swept away by the tide. The accident happened near Portneuf-sur-Ner, a municipality located northeast of Quebec City next to Saint-Louis. Lawrence River.
Six of the eleven people were rescued but five remained missing overnight. Several hours later, four minors over the age of ten were found unconscious. He was rushed to the hospital, where a doctor sadly confirmed his death. Authorities are continuing their search efforts, involving divers and helicopters, in hopes of finding the man who has been missing for 30 years.
This catastrophic event serves as a tragic reminder of the dangers associated with water activities. The families of the victims are undoubtedly grieving the loss of their children and the entire community is grieving with them at this difficult time.
Authorities are working diligently to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident and provide assistance to the families of the victims. Such incidents emphasize the importance of water safety awareness and precautions when engaging in activities near water bodies.
The loss of young lives is a profound tragedy that leaves a lasting impact on a community. As the search for the missing person continues, the focus is on providing comfort and support to the grieving families affected by this heartbreaking incident.