Brothers rescued in Cabo Raso still waiting to be picked up by family members

Two brothers, 16 and 13 years old, are the children of the 45-year-old woman who drove the car that this Friday morning “flew” into the sea in Cabo Raso, Cascais, killing her and her 70-year-old mother. staying this afternoon at the Santa Maria Hospital in Lisbon.

This was announced by the commander of the captain’s army of Cascais, Jose Marques Coelho. CM that the young people, more than 24 hours after firefighters and NCIS rescued them from the cliffs of Cabo Raso, “are still waiting for family members to pick them up and claim custody.”

The person in charge also reported CM that the bodies of Raquel, the driver of the car, and Maria José Godinho, her mother (the two killed in the accident), remain unidentified in the morgue of the Guia cemetery in Cascais. “This is a formalism that does not prevent autopsies from being carried out,” he added.

Finally, Commander José Márquez Coelho also admitted that the NCIS still does not know the registration number of the vehicle involved in the accident. “This fact prevents us from determining its ownership and contacting the insurance company responsible for the vehicle to cover the cost of removing the wreckage.”