They find traces of cars and work equipment at the Zaldibar dump.
- The Basque Government has warned that it cannot be ensured that the findings belong to the worker Joaquín Beltrán, in the absence of any hints to do so.
Workers looking for Joaquín Beltrán, who had disappeared since the collapse of the Zaldibar Landfill on 6 February 2020, have found in the landfill remnants of cars and work equipment. Beltrán, for its part, has not been located at any time by the Foral Police. In fact, at the same time as the findings are reported, the Basque Government underlines that there is no indication that the objects found are associated with Beltrán.
Joaquín Beltrán disappeared on the precipice next to Alberto Sololuze. The remains of Sololuze were found in August, but the trail of Beltrán has not yet been found by the police.
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