The Maritime Safety Agency continues to ask all shipping to be extremely vigilant and report any sighting of the Makan Angin sailboat that left Cala Galadana in Menorca on Sunday morning bound for Cala d'Or.
Search resumes for sailboat that left Menorca on Sunday
The sailboat left some hours before the storm struck
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So sad, golden hours wasted. Last contact was 10:00 around when the squall front hit, (you could see it coming, I was onshore on the north coast, and it hit like a freight train), but the alarm was raised only at 18:00, hours before darkness. No EPIRB, AIS or Mayday sent? Does nobody visit windy.com???