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The two bodies found in the Netherlands belong to the two girls Gergina (13) and Juliet (14), who disappeared in the Rhine last Wednesday, Bild reported.
Their cousin Eli (17) was pulled from the river after the accident, but they were unable to save her.
The two bodies surfaced in various places near Rosum and Gendt in the Dutch province of Baal.
“We think they are. Their family too. They were described in the clothes and rings and they confirmed that they were theirs. We will have 100 percent certainty after the DNA tests that will come out at the end of the week,” a police spokesman said. Duisburg Stefan Hirsch.
The scene of the accident is famous. A few days earlier, a 29-year-old man had drowned near him. His body was found a few kilometers down the river, which was quite flooded at the time due to rainfall.
In 2020, 378 people drowned in Germany, 47 of them in freshwater.
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