Dam of Death | Rushing Rapids Catches Swimmers by Surprise
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2024
- In early February 2017, Rachel De Jong proposed a brief detour for a swim at a scenic river spot near the Aratiatia Dam, known for its natural rock pools and formations and the dam opening, during which water dramatically rushes into the river. As Rachel de Jong and her friends made their way down the trail, they heard the sirens around 11:40 a.m. but saw no signs warning them of the impending danger. The dam was scheduled to release water around noon. But within minutes, the situation would take a dramatic as the Aratiatia Damn upstream had started to open.
0:00 Introduction
0:44 Waikato River & The Aratiatia Dam
2:48 Rachel De Jong's Road Trip
5:41 The Aratiatia Dam Disaster
10:30 The Aftermath
14:37 Conclusion
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RIP Rachel de Jong. Just so sad when someone dies when it was so avoidable. All she had to do was go home instead of swimming that day. My prayers go out to her family. Dams are no joke, and swimming near one or a resoviour, you gotta think twice about it.
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That was an excellent episode as usual & even more so being a NZ'er. Pretty damn good pronunciation of the Maori place names I have to say. Another Outdoor Disaster from NZ that isnt often mentioned Internationally & that you may choose to look into is that of the Rose Noelle. I'll post this but probably should have looked on the channel page to see if you have a submission section or something along those lines. A great episode though JR. Cheers.
What sort of monster steals a warning sign?
Oh dear I already know the story 😂
Sadly even the warning sign doesn't tell you there be a siren before a water release. I don't think the warning sign would have made any difference . They said a few of them had been there before.
Sanest New Zealander.
One with a mancave.
dumb kids for fun, a sign? you kidding, thats the only thing to warn people? such a dangerous area should be fenced off completely.
The loss of such a bright, lovely young life brings tears to this mamma's eyes. RIP Rachel for sure you are shining brightly on the other side, knowing how much you were loved and that you passed in an act of pure unselfishness. May Rachel's family find solace in having been blessed with such a special daughter 🙏💓 JR you told this with such respect and kindness, I am sure anyone who was involved, should they watch this, will be moved by your narration, thanks and congrats on 75K, now onward to 100K!!
Thank you so much Marie! Whenever I make a video, I do with the notion that if the subject of the video or a loved one of the subject watched the video, I would want them see this video as a respectful to their story.
Beautifully said about a horrible tragedy, Marie. May God Bless Rachel and her family and thank you for telling this story with such gentleness and dignity, OD.
Bright people don't go swimming next to a goddamn hydroelectric dam. They knew that this area was dangerous and off-limits; their families should have better educated those morons.
Rest in Peace, Miss Rachel.
My condolences to her family and friends. 🌹
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Who, for the love of everything that's holy, steals the warning sign and FOR WHAT??? What a terrible tragedy for such a young girl with so much promise. Condolences to her family and friends. Tragic.
Someone probably thought it would make a cute decoration for their dorm room, to let their friends know what a disaster area their dorm room was. Which it probably was, but not in the sense of a real and deadly actual disaster.
In the future, spray paint the warning on rocks. That should make it less attractive as well as more difficult to steal.
Teenage boys!
It's always teens or young men just out of their teens.
@@xonx209 Chisel it into boulders.
They ignored the warning sirens.
If you were bush walking to a river where you had been to before with no problems & heard a siren faintly & it is faint would you know exactly what it was for if you didn't know release times?
@@my12spoonswithrose43 it says right in the video that she was very familiar with the area.
I doubt, she was the 1st to die this way, but given most thrillseekers are men, it never made the news.
Because its a young attractive intelligent woman it gets the headlines. Given the danger of the river, u would think that sign. Would have been replaced immediately.
@@robertmitchell6080 you would think they shouldnt have even needed a sign
If two of them were "familiar with the area", would they have missed seeing sign from previous trips? No one researched where they were going?
Her dad really seems to have handled the worst personal tragedy imaginable with some grace. I hope he's found some measure of peace, if that's even remotely possible after losing a child.
It has been said that on that day, all the hikers heard the 3 alarm sirens coming from the dam. Didn't they all have ears to hear? For me, it was a deliberate desire to ignore the danger. I live near a river with rapids, swimming and rafting activities. A few km upstream. There is a large dam, which long before releasing water, gives 3 very loud sound signals. In about 60 years of activity, there have been no deaths.
Facts 👍 👍
If it was known for the dam release, why wouldn't they connect a warning siren by a dam to the dam release. And some were familiar with the area. And that missing warning should tell people what the sirens mean.
Those 2 police officers should have known better too.
Exactly!
Can I ask your objective in posting this?
@@robinkeck9950the whole area is now blocked off and you can't see this beautiful area or play Within it respectfully because people who really should have known better didn't act with any degree of Common Sense how do you not know there is a damn right around the corner....
A lot of these shows where are the victims die the victims are painted in the best light I'm rarely does anyone call it out and say they f**ked around and found out.
Not everyone knows about the release or the times.
As BEAUTIFUL as that place is , and that gorgeous water , I most probably would feel false sense of security 😖 And I have no idea what I would do if one of my friends would get swept away ,, i think I would have jumped in to save them also thinking I could save them and not really understanding that danger as well 😢GOD BLESS RACHEL FOR HER ABSOLUTE LOVE FOR HER FRIENDS ❤
This was a tough one. I wonder if the person who stole the signs knows what happened to her. Her poor family.
Hearts are STILL Breaking over this story 😢.
If there is a Heaven She is there.
If she lived in the area, she had to know there was a dam that released water on a daily basis.
If she lived in the area, she knew swimming was off limits in that portion of the river.
Ignoring the dangers causes tragedy.
If you go back you will hear she lived in Auckland. They were there for a festival.
@@my12spoonswithrose43 if you listened, two of them were "familiar with the area", how familiar to not know about the signage from before it was stolen isn't said, but familiar enough that they could follow a difficult path...
This is so sad. I can't imagine the horror her sister and friends must have felt watching her get swept away.....
Wow. To go swimming in a dam. You've got to be very brave to attempt that.
Um…that’s called STUPIDITY. NOT bravery.
It's done quite often here as we have so many, I did it as a kid & it carries on. We are taught to look for the signs for release times so we know when to avoid it which is why they are so important & as a country that is surrounded by water with us spending so much time in it must of us are very responsible. Also she WASNT in the dam she was down river from it which is totally different.
I always taught my kids and their friends that the most beautiful things in nature are the most deadliest too. 😞
It's incredibly sad...the people who stole that sign are to blame. Signs are there for a reason...I keep seeing your subs rising with each new video..you do great work! Keep it up.
She’d been there many times before so she ignored the sign before. It’s sad. Don’t blame the sign steeler. She knew she shouldn’t have been there.
The people who chose to ignore the siren and enter a well-known dangerous body of water are to blame.
I’m sure there were more than just one sign. Also, several of the people in this group were well aware that it could be a potentially dangerous area to swim in.
She would have been staring down the barrel of her selfie stick at her hot ta-ta’s and wouldn’t have seen the sign even if it was there
Nope. This was all on her.
These changes should have been made right from the beginning because management of the dam knew that people
were swimming there, therefore it is better to install preventive ways before a disaster than after it.
There is nothing you can do to stop people from doing dangerous things no matter how hard you try, someone will found a way to bypass whatever you install to stop them.
But people are still swimming there even with the fence to stop them.
What kind of evil does it take to steal a warning sign?!
What a sad, sad story. Looks like a beautiful place to swim, and I'm sure it's safer now than before. Unfortunately, it seems it always takes a tragedy to get safety improvements installed, no matter whether it's on roads and intersections or swimming areas. I feel for all in this group. I'm sure most or all of us did things like this when we were younger.
Good morning JR!
It's so incredibly sad what happened to Rachael when she got swept downriver and passed away, trying to save her friend, I can't imagine how terrified the girls were, when they were stranded on the rock. I hope and pray that her family finds peace and comfort and may Rachael rest in peace 🙏🕊️
Timber
So sad. If only she just decided to head straight home instead of a quick swim.
@@outdoordisasters yeah I agree, I think swimming in a river is risky, too bad the people who built the dam couldn't have made the Siren alerting the gates are opening louder or the sign could've been replaced. It's just so tragic cause she was so young and had her life ahead of her.
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They heard the sirens but went into the river anyway 😢
Yep, very stupid 🙄
When the water become ms full of air, or foamy, it is actually more difficult to stay afloat, and easier to sink into the water
Yes, definitely. I forget which video, but I go over how to survive being in foamy water.
Usually takes a tragic accident for big safety changes. Here in my area (and everywhere) there's always people who go places they shouldn't go or do things they shouldn't do in spite of all the fences and signage. Good video.
I remember Mister Ballen told this story in one of his videos on RUclips. Thank you for all the visuals 🤙🏼
Me too. Big fan.
Great video, so much detail and handled sensitively
So tragic 😢
I was in NZ and knew about this river ... how this could happen to locals is astonishing....
That is some clear water!
Thats NZ my friend. My homeland. 👍✌️🇳🇿 Sadly we have pollution problems that need addressing also, like any place where money has a greater influence than it truly should.
Deer are smarter than people.
Ive hunted Deer and Humans. I agree.
Can’t stand when something bad happens so time to. Bubble wrap the area and prohibit what ever. Stuff happens, take responsibility and give people that want to swim or whatever it may be make there own decisions
Agreed. All it took was going up to see the times, and making sure you were in and out between those times.
Very sad indeed. Another brilliant presentation of tragedy and loss tactfully portrayed in a way only you can.
My prayer is that Rachel's family can find peace. My hope is that they take down the fence.
Take down the fence? It was put there to save people from their own stupidity. People can't protect themselves. They need signs and barriers t9 do it for them
The videos you create keep me coming back, and your voice is so unique ❤
Wow!! What a sad and tragic story!! Yikes!!! As a mother, my heart goes out so much to Rachel's father!! 🙏❤️ He had such a common sense approach to this horrible tragedy too!! And to the person or persons who stole the sign -- I say-- karma is a b_tch!!!! As always, thank you soooo much for another outstanding video!!! 💖 And congratulations 🎉 again!!!
So many times in these stories where loved ones always have to find blame. I get it, their hearts are broken. But Mr. DeJong handled this with class, understanding it was just wrong place, wrong time, horrible luck and no one is to blame. And his common sense approach to new changes are very fair and agree.
Swimming in there at all wouldn't be a good idea.
Interesting, on another channel covering this disaster,it was said that there were NO SIGNS on the track they used as it was on an unofficial short cut on an unmarked track, the sign wasn't stolen, there was NO SIGN!
It's quite sad that the dam operators were so complacent about their water releases knowing full well that this was a popular swimming area. One question I have is whether it was necessary to release the water in such an abrupt manner, or could it have been released somewhat more gradually in order to give swimmers an opportunity to understand that the water was rising before it became an inescapable spate.
Dam gates are designed so that the water can be released quickly, without damage to the gates, the dam, and properties downstream. Dam designs usually focus on the integrity of the dam structure, and the management of the impounded water, and on electric power generation and maintenance. The many other factors involved with building a dam, such as possible environmental, geologic, and social impacts, are often not considered at all, especially with older dams. Destruction of natural and human communities, fisheries, wetlands, etc. are sometimes considered in modern hydro projects, but not always. The idea of protecting youngsters who foolishly choose to swim downstream of a dam is not normally a consideration.
On the other side of the situation, people who use unofficial paths to access areas that are not officially open to the public are not being safety conscious. With that kind of mindset, even if the dam operators could open the gates more slowly, the fun-focused people swimming below would be even less likely to realize that the water was rising. There would still be incidents, and tragedies.
Also, whenever a safety feature is added, there are some people who think, "OK, now it's safe to do that dangerous thing I've been doing. So I don't have to worry at all now!" They proceed to exercise less caution, so they can do faster, more exciting, and stupider activities. And still get themselves killed.
In this setting below the dam, the main thing that safety improvements provide is a shifting of liability from the operators to the reckless fun seekers. In the United States, such improvements might reduce the ability of surviving family members to win a wrongful death lawsuit against dam operators. I don't know the legal situation in New Zealand, so I can't comment on that.
They were never complacent, hence why the warnings went off & the sign was up. But if they are not told the sign is stolen or are waiting on a new one then they can't police the entry all day or night. People need to learn to think about their actions & stealing a sign could have other ramifications, but they never do.
How were they complacent? The warning sirens went off as scheduled at the appropriate intervals. The warning sign being stolen - likely by metal thieves like the ones who stole a cast iron firepit from my garden last year - was not there fault. This whole tragedy is a classic case of what in UK law would be classified as misadventure. It is also a reminder of the power of water and why you must always treat it with respect.
Being a Hydro-Electric dam, It may have to stop and start quickly to maintain "System stability" much like a Gas turbine generator would
Nice Tribute RIP Ms De Jong
No greater love exists than giving ones life for a brother ( sister ) !!! God bless Rachel !!!
RIP RACHEL
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We used to jump off a railway bridge into the river, maybe a 60ft drop. The river frequently had islands of driftwood or submerged debris and the water was murky enough to not see them. Was a miracle nobody died. I don't even know why we did it lol
60 foot? LOL
Incredible site. The effort putting it together Shows 💫🌟👍🏻
So sad.
I pray for the comfort of the family!
It's a sad story no doubt, but people like this ruin it for everyone else. This is a beautiful area and now it's been completely fenced off.
For sure. I think unofficially, they didn't mind it. But after this, they had do something
Yep. Once again a little common sense would have saved a life.
Good God you're a heartless prick. Only an Internet commenter could come away after listening to a story of a young person tragically dying and say "they ruined it for everyone else."
With the sign stolen, was there some other way they could possibly know?
@@Gaius_Sinstone Yes. There were loud sirens on and around the damn. It seems like they would have known that the sirens meant something was going on. They knew they were Downstream from a dam. Like I said in my earlier comment, a little Common Sense goes a long way.
My heart breaks for this girl, her family and a loss of one of life’s future productive member of society. 💔
Well said.
Ohhhh yes I do remember this 😔Kia ora from New Zealand!
Young people think they're invincible. If something looks like fun, they're probably going to do it. RIP Rachel. How sad to lose such a beautiful, bright young woman. It's always a shame that someone has to lose their life to potentially save your's (by add'l safety measures).
Unfortunately, the warning signs in the restricted parts of the waterways near my home are ignored, though not stolen. We’ve had some similar fatalities. But nonetheless, it’s not cool to steal warning signs.
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I only get into pools. The darkness of rivers and lakes scares me to hell.
I’m not going swimmer there buddy I’ll tell you that for free
Yea boii have a nice day everyone!
She was an angel on earth and now shining one in heaven
Rest in peace beautiful, what an amazing young woman she was, very sad to know someone stole the sign, that person has blood on their hands. What a stunning looking woman and her girl friends.
I hate when a few people make a stupid choice, and ruin it for everyone else 🙄. Fencing isn't needed, common sense and better decision making is.
How was it a stupid choice??? You know nothing of the full story or of her, only what you have heard here & this is only a small snippet about her & this section of the river & its story. How about you get all the facts before you go in for victim blaming, like maybe starting with the person who stole the sign?
So the water flow gears up in LESS THAN FIVE MINUTES???
Lovin the new intro
Argh#*^# these are the worst..such young souls, filled with potential..so sad❤
I have been on float trips with white water and crazy currents. Always wear a life jacket! Conditions can change rapidly.
Sounds like this place may have to be made a prohibited area - handing out $1000 trespassing fines to anyone found in violation has a great way of deterring people from going there and risking their safety and the safety of others.
Instead of adding a steel fence marring nature and stopping animal migration, how about making those "young, smart" people know that swimming in a river and one especially under a DAM is "inappropriate."
The infrastructure in all of our countries is being destroyed by mediocrity and corruption, intentionally endangering people, especially the young people. It’s criminal.
It's called common sense
Some young drunk party goer probably thought that sign would look cool in the garage or man cave. I hope they learned an important lesson here. Removing a stop sign can result in vehicular manslaughter charges. Someone is to blame even though the pathetic authority in this situation doesn't seem to think so.
The World Loves You, Rachael! May you rest in peace.
We also have such dams in Switzerland......
1:45 the spelling of Aratiatia Dam is wild
Such great advice given at the end. I hope they are taken too hard by all the hearers
Rest in peace young soul.
All they have to do is slowly increase the discharge rate when opening the gates. It’s ridiculous to close off such an incredible area when it can be done safely.
Depending on the dam design, it may not be possible to open the gates slowly. Dams are not designed for the safety of unauthorized risk takers downstream.
No, they are not designed that way.
The entire area should either be fenced off or there should be sirens every couple hundred feet to make sure people hear it down stream, so avoidable.
How would you get the sirens there? Watch the video he blatantly says it's fenced but people still go in.
I think there was no warning sign in that area but they’re saying it was stolen to avoid full accountability
Seems odd anyone would feel the need to steal those specific signs.
And the ones that have now been “replaced” are the ones that were never there in the first place
A dam isn’t a “natural risk.” Most are for the profit of massive companies, but sure let’s blame the victim who saw no warning sign b/c it was stolen.
I never had that kind of courage.
Today it is possible to send out drones from the dam to check and warn anyone in the danger area to leave.
I think that's a great idea. I prefer that over the fence.
@@outdoordisasters fence is a universal signt to keep out. It's low cost and low maintenance. It's sufficient. Anyone who trespasses a fence is 1000% liable for what happens after that
@@Dahmer_Jeff Agreed. I think there should be a warning sign for sure. I just think a fence takes away from the beauty of the place.
The one responsible is the one who stole the signs
In New Zealand, they drive on the left side of the road just like the UK and Australia. How come in the video the steering wheel in on the wrong side of the car and they are driving on the right like in the US?
Its an import🤣🤣🤣
@@evryhndlestakn The car may be an import but they are still driving on the righthand side of the road.
@@fredvaladez3542 oh right. The stock footage was originally displayed in reverse.
Rachel : a beautiful, free spirited young lady affected me, and I only known her these few minutes! The adventurous twinkle in her eyes, I definitely want to live like Rachel lived, courageous and fun! RIP, Rachel, and prayers that your family remains steady, and united!!
R.I.P. Rachel! 😥😥😥
The party who stole the sign probably led to their death. It's extremely sad she died trying to save her friend. RIP Rachel.
Not exactly - multiple people in their group had been to this place on other occasions and they were well aware of the inherent risks and dangers in using it as a swimming area.
Im never going in there
So so sad 🙏🙏❤️
i live in hamilton Nz, right next to the waikato river.
Chur, sweet as. Like me.
Hampton Downs though.
I thought his pronounciation of the Maori place names was pretty good really.
Have a good one,🇳🇿✌️
Never mix Energy drinks with alcohol.
Dam of Death is right! That dam is a man-made disaster that is already gravely affecting the surrounding environment:
"Fluctuating Waikato River levels south of Aratiatia Dam are being compared to a one in 200-hundred-year flood. Broadlands Forest resident Graham Sperry has lived near the edge of the Waikato River for 45 years. In the last 15 years the change, erosion and loss of the wetland by the river's edge, near his property has been "heart breaking."
"What's happened is as the water level fluctuates up and down and the velocity of the water can come in, it erodes the bank, and undercuts the looser soil underneath. It's over half a metre undercut... and the weight of vegetation above that is enough to make it collapse." The artificial control of water flows is to blame for the four metre variance in water height, sometimes several times a day.
"The ramping here is in the order of three to four metres, 14 feet and that has destroyed what used to be an extremely viable wetland habitat and that was assessed in 1996 as being a very healthy environment."
Over time as the water levels change silt has been deposited over vegetation and trees - leaving a visible trace of how high the water gets. The silt is suffocating plant life and provides a breeding ground for noxious weeds.
"The river is bringing in silt, a silt load every time it comes in here."
Not only is the river killing vegetation it has also meant wildlife that used to call the wetland area home have left. There was a "community" of invertebrate and native wildlife species that used to live in the wetland alongside the river included ducks, fantails, fowls, marsh crake, banded rail and bittern, but today "most of those are gone".
Mr Sperry and other community members want the Waikato Regional Council to review the consent for river flow levels and ensure that the environmental effects of "ramping the river" are being monitored more efficiently.
Graham says he doesn't want to cut down power generation, all he wants is for the river to be managed with a view to protect the environment and maintaining the natural wildlife.
He says Mercury should not be holding water back in Lake Taupo and "letting very high flows go during peak power period demands."
Being a Hydro-Electric dam, It may have to stop and start quickly to maintain "System stability" much like a Gas turbine generator would
If they knew the sign was stolen, why didn't they replace it?
They might not have been told or a new one might have been ordered.
Is it popular knowledge that the dam opens and when???
Sad😢
so because one irresponsible woman who ignored sirens died no one can go into this beautiful place to swim? im sad for the family but come on now. that is a silly reason to close this area. she absolutely was there to record herself and be silly.
Stop victim blaming when you only know the story from here. Everyone said they could hardly hear the siren & with no sign they didn't know what was going to happen. So the one to blame is the one who stole the sign with the details surely?
@my12spoonswithrose43 victim blaming? Get out of your feelings bub, 1 loss of life due to stupidity is no good reason to stop others from getting to enjoy this beautiful place.
@@BustaBunny3045 ummmmm why are you having a go at me. Just where do I blame them for stopping others. The signs said it's was illegal because it's dangerous which means it shouldn't have been done in the first place but if the sign is stolen then how is it her fault. Please tell me that??? Fences have been put up & cut down so people can get in so she's not the only one to go there, swimming there was a regular thing. What she didn't know & couldn't be expected to know were the times the spillway opened. After all that info was on the signs, you know the stolen ones. Even now with a robust fence that can't be cut people are willing to climb a high fence to get to the very same spot, you can't blame her blame the need for electricity & people refusing to understand that no means no.
I love to swim......in a swimming pool...
You and me both
She was beautiful. Crazy someone had to die in order to merit more signage.
sad.
Love the username. You must be struggling with RUclips at times then, like me. They drive me nuts.
So so sad
Gotta be mindful of the wet water!
RIP
RIP Rachel.
Rest in peace.
why not just sound an alarm/horn/pre-recorded message on a loudspeaker prior to releasing the water to alert any swimmers? fences aren't going to stop people.
I just thought, who steals a sign there? It doesn't make sense. I wonder if there's proof a sign was there in the days leading up. Then again, evil that most of us can't even imagine exists. Anyone who sacrifices their own safety to help another are the kinds of people I want in my life. Very sad and they had no clue which makes it worse.
If you find yourself overwhelmed or overpowered by getting caught in a river current swim to the shoreline as quick as possible because eventually you will get swept into rocks or underwater tree hang ups... both which can quickly kill you... you can be injured by a raging current but you can always pull yourself out... if you get knocked out or pinned and drowned then your out... that's usually it... don't dwell even for a second on an injury if it occurs and swim strong AND fast to the shoreline and out of the main current asap.
That's certainly great advice.
However.....it is kind of a given.
@@evryhndlestakn Tell that to the people who have allowed the river to ravage them... IF they are even still alive to tell the tale great keyboard warrior.
@@juliolua2104 ok genius. How am I going to tell people that a river has ravaged.
Your advice was "swim to the shore".
Like, no sh*t.
What other advice do you have?
When jumping from a plane wear a working parachute.
Don't climb inside a live volcano.
When caught in a river swim for the shore.
When driving try not to have a car accident.
Ok mr stating the obvious.
@@evryhndlestakn Oh... your a special one 🤣🤣 keep kicking your can down the road bud ✌️😉
@@juliolua2104 more good advice. You're full of it.
And you've got a lot of good advice.
If you're drowning, try to keep your head above water. Hyuck hyuck, shucks, ill try that next time im in water above my waist. Hey wait, try this.....stand up. 🤣🤣🤣😀Heyyy yeah, dang boy, dats good advice!