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Second body found in flood search Second body found in flood search
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A second body has been found in Cornwall as rescuers search for a brother and sister missing after a car was swept away during flash floods. A second body has been found in Cornwall as rescuers search for a brother and sister missing after a car was swept away in flash floods.
The Volvo saloon was submerged in flood water in Zennor, between St Ives and St Just, in the early hours of Saturday.The Volvo saloon was submerged in flood water in Zennor, between St Ives and St Just, in the early hours of Saturday.
A 20-year-old man escaped from the car but the body of another man, also aged 20, was found several hours later.A 20-year-old man escaped from the car but the body of another man, also aged 20, was found several hours later.
Police have not confirmed whether the body is that of Ryan Martel, 26, or his 17-year-old sister Frankie Chappel. Police have not confirmed whether the second body is Ryan Martel, 26, or his 17-year-old sister Frankie Chappel.
The search for the two, who live locally but are originally from Guernsey, resumed at daylight.The search for the two, who live locally but are originally from Guernsey, resumed at daylight.
'Limited window''Limited window'
Devon and Cornwall Police said the body was found buried under silt on the beach at Porthglaze cove. Devon and Cornwall Police said the body was found under silt on the beach at Porthglaze cove.
No further information would be released until formal identification has taken place, Sgt Mike Rose said.No further information would be released until formal identification has taken place, Sgt Mike Rose said.
The car appears to have been swept away when part of the road collapsed The accident happened in the early hours of Saturday
The search has now been called off for the day, but will resume again on Monday at low tide.The search has now been called off for the day, but will resume again on Monday at low tide.
Sgt Rose said there was a limited four-hour window for searching because conditions on the beach were treacherous.Sgt Rose said there was a limited four-hour window for searching because conditions on the beach were treacherous.
Police said the car appeared to have been swept away when part of the B3306 collapsed in the early hours of Saturday morning.Police said the car appeared to have been swept away when part of the B3306 collapsed in the early hours of Saturday morning.
It is not clear whether it collapsed under the flood water or with the weight of the car.It is not clear whether it collapsed under the flood water or with the weight of the car.
The alarm was raised by the man who managed to get out of the vehicle before it was washed away.The alarm was raised by the man who managed to get out of the vehicle before it was washed away.
The Volvo S70 was found submerged and full of water about an hour later.The Volvo S70 was found submerged and full of water about an hour later.
Firefighters, police, officers using dogs, coastguard teams and a Royal Navy helicopter from RNAS Culdrose have all been involved in the search.Firefighters, police, officers using dogs, coastguard teams and a Royal Navy helicopter from RNAS Culdrose have all been involved in the search.