Searches for missing teenager in Ver-o-Rio, in Belém, are resumed The searches for teenager Winny Beatriz, who disappeared after entering Guajará Bay, in the Ver-o-Rio complex, in Belém, were resumed this Tuesday morning (4). According to firefighters from the Fire Department, the depth of the river in the region where the young woman disappeared varies between 15 and 40 meters, which makes locating work difficult. The young woman disappeared on Monday afternoon (3) after entering Guajará Bay, in the Ver-o-Rio complex, in Belém. The place is prohibited for swimming. According to the Fire Department, the area where the teenager disappeared corresponds to a very deep channel, with sections that vary from around 15 to 40 meters and also records intense circulation of boats, which contributes to the formation of strong currents and increases the risks for those who enter the water. ? Click and follow the g1 PA channel on WhatsApp According to initial information, Winny Beatriz left home saying she was going to school, but went to meet two friends. Municipal Guard teams were called in the afternoon. Divers entered the river and began searching, mapping the area, but the teenager was not located. The three went to the Ver-o-Rio complex and, according to witnesses, jumped into the water. The two young men managed to return to the surface, but Winny disappeared. According to divers, the region where the young woman disappeared is dangerous and has a depth that varies between three and 10 meters. Teenager disappears after jumping into the water at Ver-o-Rio, in Belém. Reproduction/TV Liberal Family members of the teenager and her two friends were taken to the Adolescent Service Division, where they gave a statement. VIDEOS: see all the news from Pará Check out other news from the state on g1 PA