Searches are on their 8th day... Wife of the missing miner: 'Work on the dream was started there'

The search for miner İlker Mızrap (43), who set out to sea with his boat to fish in Bartın's Amasra district on October 6 and was never heard from again, continues on the 8th day.

Mızrap's wife, Naciye Mızrap, claimed that the teams concentrated their search efforts in Değirmenağzı Bay after a dream that her husband's colleague had.

HE DISAPPEARED AFTER THE MESSAGE 'I CAUGHT THE FISHES, I'M COMING'

İlker Mızrap, who lives and mines in Amasra, went to sea to fish with his fiber boat after his work day on Tuesday, October 6.

Mızrap sent the message "I caught the fish, I'm coming" to his wife Naciye Mızrap at around 17.45 on the same day.

However, after this message, no news was heard from Mızrap again.

On the second day of the search, images were obtained that showed the boat sinking. Although base station signals and images were examined, Mızrap and his boat could not be reached.

4 boats, 2 drones and a police boat were used in the work in which Coast Guard teams also participated.

'DREAM' CLAIM FROM HIS WIFE: 'THE WORKS WERE STARTED THERE'

Naciye Mızrap, the wife of the missing miner, claimed that the search was shifted to Değirmenağzı Bay, approximately 4 miles away from Tavşan Island, based on a dream that her husband's colleague Şenol Bıçakçı had.

Stating that her husband's colleague saw İlker Mızrap in his dream, Naciye Mızrap said:

"The miner saw his friend in his dream. He said, 'I'm in Değirmenağzı. I'm 4 meters deep, I'm stuck. They should look for me here, not anywhere else.' Work started there today. Our job is left to dreams."

While search activities are carried out in the region with Coast Guard boats and fishing boats, work continues with underwater imaging systems and divers.

However, there is no statement made by the authorities that the search efforts were directed due to the dream. This information is based on the narrative of the missing miner's wife.

'MY PUPPIES ARE WAITING FOR THEIR FATHER'

Naciye Mızrap, who was waiting for her husband to be found, expressed her concern that the adverse weather conditions expected in the region would disrupt the search efforts.

Calling out to the authorities, Mızrap said, "We still haven't found it. The work continues today, but the weather will be bad tomorrow. There is still no trace in 7 days. I am calling out to the elders of the state. You are also parents. My children are waiting for their father."

CALL FROM 17 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER: 'MY FATHER SHOULD BE FOUND DEAD OR ALIVE'

İlker Mızrap's 17-year-old daughter Açelya Mızrap also asked for the search efforts to be intensified to find her father.

Açelya Mızrap said that they had not heard from her father and his boat for days and used the following statements:

"Today is the last day, after all. Tomorrow the weather will be bad, a storm will come. We want good or bad results. We want my father to be found somehow and come back. We don't want to experience the pain of losing or not being able to find him.

We couldn't reach either my father or the boat for 8 days. I don't want to think about what my father might have been through. You also have spouses and children. Understand us with a little empathy. We want the work to be further intensified. "I now want my father to be found dead or alive."

Studies at sea continue to find the missing miner and his boat.