Two Fishermen Drown in Maricá's Lagoa de Jaconé
Two experienced fishermen, identified as 66‑year‑old Cremildo Nunes das Flores and 59‑year‑old Roni Vons, drowned in the Lagoon of Jaconé in Maricá, Rio de Janeiro, on Sunday, 26th. According to municipal Civil Defense and the fire brigade, the men left for an early‑morning fishing trip. One of them is believed to have fallen into the water; his companion dived to rescue him, but both subsequently sank.
A passing fisherman spotted a derelict boat snagged in a fishing net and alerted authorities. The first body was recovered by the fire brigade, and a second body was located shortly after by Civil Defense agents conducting a sweep of the lagoon. The bodies were held at the scene for forensic examination, then transferred to the Instituto Médico‑Legal. A police technical investigation was opened before the remains were removed.
Entities: Cremildo Nunes das Flores · Defesa Civil Municipal · Lagoa de Jaconé · Maricá · Roni Vons
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- [● 3 SOURCES] The victims were identified as Cremildo Nunes das Flores, 66, and Roni Vons, 59. (multiple sources)
- [● 3 SOURCES] A police technical investigation (perícia) was performed before removal of the bodies. (multiple sources)
- [● 3 SOURCES] Municipal Civil Defense and the fire brigade conducted rescue and recovery operations. (multiple sources)
- [● 3 SOURCES] The fishermen went out to fish during the early morning hours. (multiple sources)
- [● 3 SOURCES] The first body was discovered by a passing fisherman who saw a derelict boat caught in a fishing net. (multiple sources)
- [● 3 SOURCES] Two fishermen drowned in the Lagoa de Jaconé in Maricá on Sunday, 26th. (multiple sources)
- [● 3 SOURCES] The bodies were taken to the Instituto Médico‑Legal for forensic examination after being recovered. (multiple sources)
- [● 3 SOURCES] One fisherman fell into the water and the other attempted to rescue him, resulting in both drowning. (multiple sources)