Move comes as relatives of those onboard express fury at delay in launching rescue and RAF aircraft arrives to befriend with searchShips and planes hunting for an Argentinian submarine that went lost in the south Atlantic a week ago are to return to a previously searched area as relatives of those onboard voiced their frustrations with rescue efforts.
An Argentinian navy spokesman,Captain Enrique Balbi, said search teams would return to the area approximately 30 miles north of the ARA San Juans last registered position after a “hydro-acoustic anomaly was determined by the US and specialist agencies to have been produced just hours after the final contact with the submarine on 15 November.
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Source: guardian.co.uk