The parents of two young brothers who drowned in the fast-moving currents of Nutimik Lake in Manitoba are enduring 'unimaginable pain' as search efforts continue for their 13-year-old son, Aaron Au Ramirez.Maximo Au Ramirez, 10, was recovered near the falls on Wednesday, while Aaron remains missing.RCMP and volunteer teams have been conducting extensive searches, utilizing drones, boats, and divers.The family expressed gratitude for community support, with a GoFundMe campaign raising over $63,000.Lodge owner Allison Baker-Thiessen emphasized the need for continued assistance, noting the emotional toll on the family.Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew acknowledged the province's responsibility to ensure public safety at the falls.The incident highlights ongoing concerns about water safety in the region, with similar drownings reported previously.
Search efforts remain focused on shallow areas near the shore where Maximo was found, as authorities work to locate Aaron and provide support to the grieving family.
Original title: Parents in 'unimaginable pain' as search continues for second child in Manitoba lake
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