
Search for Missing Teen on Montreal River
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Montreal police continue search for 18-year-old Hassoun Choui, who fell through ice near Jacques-Bizard Bridge. Water searches paused due to safety concerns, but ground teams persist. Divers found no sign of Choui, leading to the water halt. Aerial views with drones are now being used to spot clues. Police urge public to stay clear and let professionals handle the search.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Search for Missing Teen on Montreal River. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 30th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Canada News Today, local news powered by AI. Montreal police are still hunting along the Rivierre des Prairies shores for an 18-year-old name Hassoon Chouy, who fell through the ice last. Thursday afternoon, near the Jacques Bazaard Bridge. Water search has got paused Saturday for safety reasons, but ground teams keep pushing forward. Earlier this week, divers cut holes in the ice but found no sign of him, leading to the water halt. Conditions out there are too risky right now, with fast-moving currents under the surface. A buddy who was with Chouy also broke through, but got pulled out safe. Folks are holding their breath for any breakthrough in this tough spot. Now they're ramping up with drones for aerial views to spot clues without endangering more crews. Officials are doing a full check on river conditions to figure the next safe moves. Police urge everyone to stay clear and let pros handle it. Those banks and waters are no joke. Stay tuned as this search unfolds.
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