The man who disappeared last Monday in Yécora was found dead
Search services found the man's body around 6 p.m. in an area of difficult access.
Emergency services have located on Friday afternoon the body of the 82-year-old man who has been missing since last Monday in the Alavesa town of Yécora, according to the Basque Department of Security.
At 6:00 this afternoon, under the coordination of a technician from the Emergency Management, resources involved in the man-made search device found the missing person's body in an area of difficult access.
Last Monday, the man went for a walk in a rural area around his home in Bercijana, where relatives warned of his disappearance when he had not returned and since then a team of agents, technicians and volunteers has been looking for him.
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