Mexican authorities Sunday intensified efforts to find 43 students who disappeared more than three weeks ago, using dogs, horses and divers to broaden the search. About 50 vehicles, carrying some 200 members of a special division of the federal police, arrived in Xonacatla, which is located close to the town of Iguala, where the students disappeared on September 26. We are scouring all places that could be of interest, said Manelich Castilla, commissioner for the police division, known as the Gendarmeria Nacional, which is leading the operation. Authorities said the search had been expanded to include bodies of water such as lakes and ponds, as well as in the numerous mines and caves of the mountains around Iguala.
Posted on: Sun, 19 Oct 2014 18:54:04 +0000
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