Overview
- The teenager vanished on April 27 after entering the river to retrieve fishing equipment and was unable to return due to strong currents.
- Authorities, including Prefectura Naval Argentina and Policía de Corrientes, are conducting surface and shoreline patrols with the help of local volunteers.
- Hydrography experts warn that El Faro is particularly dangerous due to hidden underwater currents, whirlpools, and sudden depth changes.
- Favorable weather conditions are aiding the ongoing search, but authorities are prepared to extend operations if no progress is made.
- The incident highlights persistent safety risks in the Paraná River, following recent drowning cases that have prompted renewed calls for caution in hazardous areas.