Two people are still waged as disappeared in the federal states with new South Wales and Victoria. On Saturday he is in the sea at Tathra, in the south of the New South Wales, a man’s body found. The day earlier in that federal state was killed by three men, including the 58-year-old fisherman.
Rescuers are looking for a man who had a sea withdrawn at Sydney. On Friday, in San Remu, in Victoria, one woman drowned, and one man disappeared after their group gripped the wave and pulled into the sea. “One of the women returned to the coast, but the other woman and man failed,” Victoria police said.
Powerful Waves and Rough Seas Have Turned Deadly Across Australia. pic.twitter.com/qxsgxdpcvd
– Daily Mail Online (@Maililline) April 18, 2025
The Prime Minister of Victoria Jacint Allan said this is a terrible start of the Easter weekend. “My thoughts are with the family of a person who has lost their lives in such tragic circumstances, and it is possible to wait for us even worse.” She said. The east coast of Australia has been affected by dangerous, high waves.
Monster Swells – Waves of 5-10 m Tall (and the Guy Surfing!)
Coogee Beach, Sydney
18 April 2025 pic.twitter.com/z4w2rawuub– Kourosh Kalantar-Zadeh (@k_kalantarzadeh) April 18, 2025
Adam Weir, the leader of the Surf Life Saving Australia, advised the excursions to visit the beaches that oversee rescuers. The data of this organization show that as many as 630 people have drowned in the last ten years.
“The coast can be dangerous. Some threats are seen, but some not. That’s why we have a simple advice: stop, look, stay alive.” Weir said.
(Vijesti.ba)
