The body was not identified on Sunday. He was discovered by two passengers in a river shuttle, according to information from Ouest-France.
The body of a woman was fished out this Sunday January 1 in the Loire, in Nantes, learned BFMTV.com from the emergency services, confirming information from West France and News Nantes.
According to West France, the firefighters were called by the pilot of one of the Nantes conurbation river shuttles. He himself had been warned by two shuttle passengers who had seen a body floating.
Seven firefighters mobilized
The Loire-Atlantique departmental fire and rescue service told BFMTV.com that it had mobilized seven firefighters during this operation, which took place around 2:45 p.m.
After recovering the unidentified body, they contacted the police. Contacted on Monday, the Nantes prosecutor’s office was unable to respond immediately.
