
Missing Student: Search for Hassoun Choui
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Hassoun Choui, an 18-year-old student, went missing after falling through ice into Montreals Rivière des Prairies. Despite extensive searches, no sign of him has been found. His friend was rescued but remains in critical condition. The community is rallying around Chouis family, with a fundraiser raising over $3,000. Search efforts continue, focusing on a small bay downstream, with divers preparing to dive in. The focus remains on locating Choui for closure, despite slim chances of survival.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Missing Student: Search for Hassoun Choui. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's March 28th. This is Canada News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. An 18-year-old student named Hassoon Choi went missing Thursday afternoon after falling through ice into Montreal's fast-moving Rivier days. Prairies near the Jacques Bazaard Bridge. He vanished around 2.35 pm while out with a friend. And despite two days of intense searches by boat, drone, and shoreline teams, there's been no sign of him yet. The other team, a 17-year-old believed to be his friend, got pulled from the river that day and rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Police say it was a tragic accident, with no criminal involvement, just two young guys in the wrong spot at the wrong time. The news hit hard in the stage in Navierve community, and at Chewese C-E-G-P, Jorald Gaudin School, where they've rode out counseling for students and staff. A quick online fundraiser for the family already pulled in over $3,000, showing how folks are rallying around them. Saturday morning, search crews shifted downstream to a small bay, figuring the strong currents
1:03swept him under thick ice there. Now divers are cutting a big hole to dive in, while notical teams keep scanning from boats. It's risky with the cold water, unstable flows, and freezing temps keeping things dangerous. Odds of survival are slim after all this time and near freezing water, so the focus stays on locating him to give the family some closure no matter. Odds of that gets.
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