Sant'Antioco, the lifeless body of a woman recovered from the sea

The body of a woman was recovered in the sea, in front of the beach of Is Pruinis, in Sant'Antioco and taken by a patrol boat to the Antiochense port.

It could be Valentina Murgia , the 34-year-old native of Giba who has been missing since Saturday when she and her father Gianmarco went out on a boat for a fishing trip, setting sail from Porto Pino.

Nothing has been heard of the two and the boat has not been found so far .

The checks are underway, the 34-year-old's family members have been notified for possible identification.

During the docking operations the news of the discovery of a second body was leaked, in the same area where the first was recovered. But at the moment there are no confirmations.

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