Mourning for little Carlo: six -year -old after dramatic search drowned

Mourning for little Carlo: six -year -old after dramatic search drowned

Jesolo, Italien - On August 11, 2025, a tragic incident occurred on the Jesolo beach in Italy when a six -year -old boy named Carlo from Roncade was missing. Carlo disappeared on Monday afternoon while playing near a coastal protection structure. Immediately after his disappearance, a large -scale search was started, which was coordinated by the Capitalia di Porto and the fire brigade. Vacationers formed a human chain to systematically search the coastal section and thus support the rescue work that lasted until night.

The funds used included helicopters, divers, drones and jet skis, while officials from Guardia di Finanza supported the operation. Despite stable weather conditions, the search was difficult due to dangerous currents, according to experts, the experts can occur near coastal protection structures. The search included both land and water operations, whereby the police immediately investigated.

The find and grief of the region

on Tuesday morning, at 2:50 a.m., the lifeless body of Carlo was discovered at a depth of about two meters, 100 meters from the last sighting. The search lasted almost twelve hours in total and ended tragically. The parents spent the night on the beach, supported by relatives and pastors who were present at the shocking news. There was great sympathy in the community; Flowers and candles were laid on the beach to commemorate Carlo.

Mayor Roberta Nesto expressed her sympathy and expressed her condolences to the family. The incident has triggered a wave of grief in the Cavallino-Reporti region, which belongs to Jesolo, and many people show their solidarity on social media. Experts also ask important questions about security and education in bathing business.

security concerns on the beaches

In Italy, around 328 to 330 people drown every year, 12.5 % of them children and adolescents under the age of 19. The tragedy led by Carlo makes a highlight of the need for education and security measures on the beaches. The region is known for its improved water qualities, which cannot hide the fact that safety on the water should have the top priority. The “blue flag” is now blowing on the beach in the city, a sign of first -class water quality, but safety precautions must also be reinforced.