Miguel Luna and Maynor Suazo: faces of victims of the bridge collapse in Baltimore

Miguel Luna and Maynor Suazo are the faces of Tuesday morning’s tragedy. Baltimore, USA. The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge after a cargo ship struck a structural support sent people and vehicles plunging into the waters of the Patapsco River.

Miguel Luna and Maynor Suazo were the first of six construction crew workers to be identified as missing after the accident, according to police. Daily mail.

Wrong place, wrong time Miguel Luna, a 49-year-old Spanish father of six, was working the night shift with the rest of his crew when the bridge collapsed.

“They just tell us that we have to wait, that they can’t give us information yet. [Sentimo-nos] devastated because our hearts are broken because we don’t know if they’ve saved them yet. We’re just waiting for news,” said Miguel’s wife, Maria del Carmen Castellon. Telemundo 44.

Maynor Suazo, 37, from Honduras, was the second missing victim to be identified. The father of two children, an 18-year-old boy and a five-year-old girl, lived in the United States for 18 years to improve his quality of life.

Two bodies were found, four people are still missing. Rescue teams have given up hope of finding survivors. The six suspected dead include workers from Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador, according to the Mexican consulate in Washington.

Two people were rescued alive, while five vehicles were underwater.

Recall that the warning given by the ship’s crew allowed the North American authorities to avoid the death of more people thanks to a quick operation to stop the movement of cars on the bridge.

“There is a ship approaching that has just lost its direction. Therefore, until we can control it, we must stop all movement,” the audio recording provided by North American authorities is heard.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore called the first responders “heroes who saved lives.”