The sunken British yacht is raised from the sea floor

The super yacht was raised from the sea floor nearly a year later on the Sicily coast, killing seven out of 22 people on board.

Italian officials said that the luxury yacht – known as Baysi – will be held by a crane of a series of inspections requested by the Prosecutor’s Office. It will be completely removed from the water.

Bayesi was owned by British technical commodities Mike Lynch, who died in the accident alongside his 18 -year -old daughter Hana and five others.

Last month, a continuous investigation found that Mr. Lynch and the crew were not aware of some of the weaknesses of the boat – including wind speeds of more than 73 miles per hour could drop.

Footage of the rescue process shows a 56 -meter ship (183 feet) – which looks badly affected and covered with mud – lifted by cranes.

In some pictures, the ship’s name can be seen on the back of the yacht because it is finally raised over the water.

The ship is expected to be transferred to the Termini IMEESE port near Monday, when the Italian prosecutors who are investigating drowning.

Baysi was established off the port of a small hunting village, Portkelo, when he drowned in the first hours of August 19 last year.

Witnesses were called at that time Watching it disappears within a few minutes “during the strange weather.

Among the victims were Mr. Lynch, 59, and his daughter Hanna; The head of Morgan Stanley International Bank Jonathan Bloomer, 70, and his wife, Judy Bloomer, 71, who were all citizens of the British.

American lawyer Chris Morvilo and his wife, Nida Morvilo, and Rido Thomas, the Canadian National Antiguan, who was working as a chef on the ship, died in drowning.

Fifteen people, including the wife of Mr. Lynch, Angela Bakares were rescued.