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Harsh weather hampers search for missing Argentine submarine: naval spokesman

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Mar Del Plata, Argentina - Nov 19, 2017
1. Sea waves
2. Flags fluttering
3. Argentina's naval officials walking in navy base
4. Building of naval base
5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Enrique Balbi, spokesman, Argentina's Navy:
"We are coming across sea waves measuring at six to eight meters high, and wind force measures at forty knots, and it blows from the west to the southwest. Unfortunately, the weather in next 48 hours will be like this. And I said before that such weather is not good for searching."
6. Building at navy base
7. Submarine at navy base
8. Military vessel at navy base
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Enrique Balbi, spokesman, Argentina's Navy:
"Some of the signals are naval numbers, and others are unknown. ++JUMP CUT++ Right now, signal analysis is under way, and current data can not generate useful information to locate the submarine."
10. Submarine at navy base

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As harsh weather hampered the search for the missing Argentine submarine San Juan, the submarine remained unaccounted for, but the navy would intensify its search operation, said the country's naval spokesman Enrique Balbi on Sunday.

The submarine with a 44-member crew on board, went missing last Wednesday.

"We are coming across sea waves measuring at six to eight meters high, and wind force measures at forty knots, and it blows from the west to the southwest. Unfortunately, the weather in next 48 hours will be like this. And I said before that such weather is not good for searching," Balbi told the press.

Balbi also said that neighboring countries such as Chile, Brazil and Uruguay offered their help. The United States also sent experts and deep water rescue modules to Argentina to join the rescue operation. Meanwhile, British ships with sonar equipment will follow San Juan’s route to search the missing submarine. All these will beef up search effort, Balbi said.

So far, Argentina’s Navy has dispatched 13 vessels and three aircraft, in hope to find the submarine, said Balbi.

Balbi also said that supplies should not be a concern at present, as crew usually take food and oxygen enough for 15 days.

The seven signals detected by Argentina’s Defense Ministry on Saturday are not made by San Juan alone, Balbi said. The satellite company is trying to analyze them.

"Some of the signals are naval numbers, and others are unknown. Right now, signal analysis is under way, and current data can not generate useful information to locate the submarine," said Balbi.

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Argentina-Missing Submarine/Search

Harsh weather hampers search for missing Argentine submarine: naval spokesman

Dateline : Nov 19, 2017

Location : Mar Del Plata,Argentina

Duration : 1'18

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Mar Del Plata, Argentina - Nov 19, 2017
1. Sea waves
2. Flags fluttering
3. Argentina's naval officials walking in navy base
4. Building of naval base
5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Enrique Balbi, spokesman, Argentina's Navy:
"We are coming across sea waves measuring at six to eight meters high, and wind force measures at forty knots, and it blows from the west to the southwest. Unfortunately, the weather in next 48 hours will be like this. And I said before that such weather is not good for searching."
6. Building at navy base
7. Submarine at navy base
8. Military vessel at navy base
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Enrique Balbi, spokesman, Argentina's Navy:
"Some of the signals are naval numbers, and others are unknown. ++JUMP CUT++ Right now, signal analysis is under way, and current data can not generate useful information to locate the submarine."
10. Submarine at navy base




As harsh weather hampered the search for the missing Argentine submarine San Juan, the submarine remained unaccounted for, but the navy would intensify its search operation, said the country's naval spokesman Enrique Balbi on Sunday.

The submarine with a 44-member crew on board, went missing last Wednesday.

"We are coming across sea waves measuring at six to eight meters high, and wind force measures at forty knots, and it blows from the west to the southwest. Unfortunately, the weather in next 48 hours will be like this. And I said before that such weather is not good for searching," Balbi told the press.

Balbi also said that neighboring countries such as Chile, Brazil and Uruguay offered their help. The United States also sent experts and deep water rescue modules to Argentina to join the rescue operation. Meanwhile, British ships with sonar equipment will follow San Juan’s route to search the missing submarine. All these will beef up search effort, Balbi said.

So far, Argentina’s Navy has dispatched 13 vessels and three aircraft, in hope to find the submarine, said Balbi.

Balbi also said that supplies should not be a concern at present, as crew usually take food and oxygen enough for 15 days.

The seven signals detected by Argentina’s Defense Ministry on Saturday are not made by San Juan alone, Balbi said. The satellite company is trying to analyze them.

"Some of the signals are naval numbers, and others are unknown. Right now, signal analysis is under way, and current data can not generate useful information to locate the submarine," said Balbi.

ID : 8066699

Published : 2017-11-20 10:42

Last Modified : 2017-11-20 20:59:00

Source : China Central Television (CCTV)

Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland

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