Family’s tribute to Birmingham siblings who drowned in Spain

Two “beautiful, bright and deeply loved” brothers who died after drowning from the east coast of Spain were paid tribute.

Ameiya and Ricardo Junior Del Brocco withdrew from the water in the Larga Beach in Salou on Tuesday evening, 13 and 11.

The couple from Birmingham were on vacation with their mothers and fathers, and the second had to be rescued with emergency services after trying to save their children.

To meet the cost of bringing their bodies back to England, a Wafer page by relatives collected more than £ 30,000 on Friday.

The donation collection page founded by cousin Holly Marquis-Johnson said that nothing could prepare their parents because they lost two children.

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“Maya was turning into a smart, thoughtful and strong, young woman,” Mrs. Marquis-Johnson wrote.

“Ricardo Junior was gentle, gentle and always smiling. They brought a lot of love, laughter and energy to the lives of everyone around them.

“He left an unbearable silence for all his families who shared an incredibly close bond, not only for their parents, but also for their parents.”

Child Aunt Kayla Jasvinder Del-Broocco, BBC’ye “overwhelming” support from the public to tears, he said.

“The family will be grateful for the common blessing,” he said.

Paulette Hamilton deputy, representing Erdington, where the family is located, said that all residents in the region “feel tragic loss”.

“I’m shocked and sorry for hearing the terrible news about Ricardo and Ameiya,” Hamilton said. He said.

“My deepest thoughts and prayers, in these undenvaational difficult times with their families and loved ones.

“If the family needs something, please contact me and I will do as much as the local deputy.”

Spanish officials, the lifeguards on the beach, around 21:00 an emergency call when the finished shifts, he said.

Police Chief José Luis Gargallo said the authorities would “review everything” and take steps to prevent similar events in the future.

“We support the family of two British children who died in Spain and who are in contact with local authorities.”