Two days after sending the last sign, the search of a submarine was discovered in search of a submarine disappeared in the South Atlantic Ocean with 44 crew.
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Argentine submarines disappear with 44 crew
The Argentine Navy has started searching the search in the South Atlantic on a stormy situation on Friday night, reports Reuters.
Navy spokesman Enrique Balby said that on Wednesday, the last sign sent from the southern part of Argentina Sea was 432 kilometers away from the Patagonian coast, submarine ARA San Juan.
On Friday evening, the emergency operation was formally launched in the search and rescue campaign, because the submarine was not seen and could not be reached via radar.
He said the intense wind and high waves were making the complex complicated, "It is difficult to find adequate boat and airplanes, despite the fact.
"Of course, the hours that have passed are considered. There is no communication for two days. "
He said that the navy is likely to have problems due to the power outages.
When the communication is disconnected, according to the Navy Protocol, the submarine is going to float on the sea level.
"We hope it will float," said Balwa.
The German-made submarine left from Ushuaia and went to Mar del Plata in coastal city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Among the three submarines of the Argentine Navy, ARA San Juan is the newest.