Search operations conclude in Argentina and Mexico

Several search and rescue operations in Argentina and Mexico have concluded with varying results. In Misiones, Argentina, 57-year-old Paraguayan Oscar Antonio González Caballero was rescued alive after being lost in the jungle for five days. He reported being pursued by a large feline and sleeping in trees while attempting to retrieve a weather probe.

In the Paraná River, a multi-day search involving the Argentine Navy, police, and fire departments ended with the discovery of the body of 30-year-old Fabián Félix Falcón. Falcón, a radiologist and lifeguard from Chaco, disappeared during a storm while attempting to secure a boat near Corrientes.

In Michoacán, Mexico, authorities recovered the body of 38-year-old Ángel Zaday T. in the La Huaracha River. He had been missing since August 5 following a motorcycle accident. Local civil protection and fire departments conducted the search after he was reported missing by his family.