Couple's Tragic Flood Death After Wedding

0:00On April 7th, a tragic flash flood in northern Argentina claimed the lives of a young couple, Mariano Robles, 28, and Salana Albornos, 32. They were driving home to their kids after a wedding when heavy storms hit, sweeping their car into an irrigation ditch. The pair had pulled over during the downpour and texted their nanny that they'd waited out before heading back. That message around 1 a.m. Sunday was their last contact after they'd been dancing happily at the reception. Family grew worried fast when the couple didn't show up by morning. Relatives from the wedding shared alerts on social media, and Mariano's brother filed a missing persons report with police right away. Their five-year-old and nine-month-old were left waiting at home. Later that day, rescuers found the white Nissan Versa flipped upside down in the ditch, with Mariano and Salana inside, locked in each other's arms. A sudden flood had dragged the vehicle there, trapping them. Authorities launched an investigation into the deaths, amid broader storm chaos and two-command,

1:02that also killed a 12-year-old boy electrocuted by A, utility pole while playing soccer. Storms like these remind us how quick nature turns deadly.