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Diving teams are renewing the search for the two children from the villages of Vezenkovo and Podvis, who drowned in the "Kamchia" dam.
The bodies of the two girls, aged 9 and 14, were not found yesterday.
The incident happened in the afternoon when 5 children of 2 families arrived for a picnic. The children entered the water and started drowning.
Their relatives managed to save 3 of the children, but two of them could not be pulled out of the water.
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