Emergency services have shared their reservations ahead of tomorrow’s mass search for missing teenager, Jay Slater. When asked by the Manchester Evening News about whether tomorrow’s ‘massive search’ could bring renewed hopes or progress, emergency rescuers said ‘maybe, maybe not… we just don’t know’.
Police in Tenerife made a major announcement this morning (June 28) in the continued search for the 19-year-old from Lancashire.
The authorities are launching a 'massive search' around the 'multitude of roads, trails and ravines that are found in Masca', the village where the 19-year-old was last tracked.
The Civil Guard issued a statement saying it is 'preparing and coordinating' a 'massive search' from 9am tomorrow, June 29. The search area, previously described as 'immense', is said to be around 30km wide and has been focusing on three main ravines in the Masca area. READ MORE: Jay Slater missing in Tenerife LIVE: Latest updates from search after police give tragic update But this evening, members of the Asociacion Ayuda en Emergencias Anaga (AEA), which have been working closely with the Civil Guard and other authorities over the last 12 days, say they have been left unsure of any progress that tomorrow’s efforts might bring.
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