Research Vessel Aids Flood Search

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Los Angeles Times

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A research boat will scan the seabed to help search for those missing in Spain's floods

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A Spanish research vessel that investigates marine ecosystems has been diverted from its usual task to help in the search for the missing from Spain ’s floods.

The Ramón Margalef will use its sensors and submersible robot to map an offshore area the equivalent of more than 5,000 soccer fields.

The hope is that a map of sunken vehicles could lead to the recovery of bodies.

Many cars became death traps when the tsunami-like flooding hit on Oct. 29 .

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