Seven students transported to hospital after near drowning in Bondi Beach
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2016
- Two students are in a serious condition with another five being treated in hospital after a near drowning incident.
At around 12.30pm two students who were wading at the ocean’s edge got into trouble after the surf pulled them into deeper waters.
Other students attempted to rescue them, however it’s believed they also got into trouble.
Lifeguards from Bondi managed to rescue all involved and resuscitation was commenced on two of the young males.
NSW Ambulance dispatched local community first responders, in additional to their primary care units.
Haztolah responders assisted lifeguards and an off ED Nurse who was at the beach at the time assisted with airway management on the most serious patient.
The students were on a two week trip from Indonesia. A student said this was their first time to Bondi Beach.
They were told they could wade in the shallow sea, but were not permitted to enter the surf.
Inspector Norm Spalding said in an interview, that the students were lucky to have year round lifeguards patrolling Bondi.
Six of the students were transported to Sydney Children’s Hospital, whilst the most serious patient was taken to St Vincent’s Hospital.
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bondi lifeguards are the best!!!!!!!!!
At first without reading the title I knew it was Bondi beach I don’t live there or anything I’m just addicted t9 watching these lifeguard vids
Lol same 🤣
wow!!! so much appreciation to bondi lifeguards and the australian medical team..paramedics police and the hospitals and the australia itself for treating well this people even it's not their own...
The Jewish First Responder agency Hatzalah was well represented at this event. I'm so proud of seeing fellow Jews aiding the sick and injured. Yasher Koach to the Hatzalah volunteers, and all first responders in Bondi.
Thank the Lord for the lifeguards.
Great job lifeguards to paramedics and police.
Whippet wasn’t even in uniform
i see Harries, Gonz and Yatesy from Bondi Rescue on scene.
and Chapo too.
And tommy
Harrison too
And Whippet
Can’t forget norm
Great job lads. I was wondering if they have signs in other languages posted anywhere about the rips. It seems like a lot of tourists end up in trouble but I’ve never seen any signs.
Why this wasn't in their RUclips channel?(bondi rescue )
Because oddly enough it is not for entertainment it is a real life tragic event.
This is what really happens.
Aldi everything that is shown on that page show needs a release form signed by all appearing in the specific case footage.
They don't film all week so this must be one of those days, and well like someone else said they film in the summer where it's the busiest
Because Bondi Rescue is a tv show not a youtube thing. The channel is just for airing clips and episodes from the show. So if the show wasn't airing at the time (and it isn't) you won't see anything about this.
Ghosh. So many foreigners really have no idea how very dangerous Bondi Beach - and rips in general - can be. They're utterly clueless. Even Sydneysiders sometimes don't, which is baffling to me. Maybe all foreigners should all receive a beach safety brochure upon arrival in Australia - and it should be mandatory knowledge for all tour guides so that they can warn their charges. But then people often don't listen anyway... Great job, Bondi team! Seven in one go has got to be a record!
Well said...I notice this all the time and I have lived there... Sydney is becoming a high percentage of Chinese living there and they do not know how to swim! & get into so problems...all the life guards really must be thinking.."crist, not again, when will these people listen and learn"!.. although of course they don't say that..but how come it's very rare they are saving the life of an Australian?!
One thing that o don’t understand is:
IF THEY CANT SWIM WHY DID THEY GO SWIMMING
I was wondering if they have any signs posted anywhere in different languages. Crazy how many end up in trouble
Good Job. I can see your reflection in the car window at 5:28 ( just noticed)
what was the callsign of the inspector vehicle
Let's go hatzola
anak2 dr indonesia...
this wasn't a bondi rescue episode
They don't film all year round, only in summer.
They only film on certain days, so on the weekends and it isn't all year round.
Have a nice day o boy
Bondi Beach is dangerous
Showdown Not if you listen to the lifeguards and swim between the flags
yes .
None of them knew how to swim.
I love the Bondi lifeguards but maybe it’s time for them to learn a few different languages (even just a few words) to be able tell these people to get out of the water if they can’t swim?!
They have the app that seemed to work too good. If there are no rescues then theres no show.
takun
can anyone tell me why there are so many jewish paramedics with Hebrew writing on their uniforms?
Chris Landry wow Chris, I appreciate your reply but please spare me the snarky pontificating mini lecture. I was asking only because Hebrew is most definitely not an official language of Australia.
Peliroja Your comment is worrisome. You must not have HEARD or SEEN that they were “special emergency responders”! Who cares WHO they are?
I know this question was 2 years ago but just thought I would reply anyway just incase someone else was curious: I was researching this and found out the that the Jewish paramedics are from an organisation called “Hatzolah” who are volunteer paramedics that respond mostly to the Jewish community. They are the first responders on scene taking care of the first critical part of the patients needs before the ambulance arrive. They do this as well as catering for the Jewish unique needs. For more info check out their website :) www.hatzolah.com.au/about-us/ ... hope that helps! 😊
sits because the "bondi beach" neighborhood (right by the beach) has a large Jewish community and their first responders are sometimes called for help by the police.
I'm not Jewish, but I like Hatzolah. I new about them from the service they provide in NY. So since them I follow them, I belong to a volunteer ems service and I like seeing the work of other volunteer groups, like them. Good work Hatzolah.
mereka ank jaksel ga si eh
Kayaknya sih iya, tapi gatau juga si
Why is it always chinese who knowingly cant swim..
don't be racist ..foreigners often times don't understand how dangerous these rips can be and especially teenagers who like to venture off thinking they can swim but they cant beat the ocean... has nothing to do with a specific race
Why go swimming if you can’t SWIM
@@aayhabdelgawad1382 you evidentally dont watch the same show here.. Clearly youre not paying attention.. Keep suckin your thumb. Stay in your bubble little girl its safe in there..
Chinese!..sorry but every single rescue I have seen on this show are from this community!..that come from landlocked counties, who have little or no experience of swimming in these sea's, even the police officer reporting mentioned if you are a weak swimmer with very little experience of the sea you can easily have problems!..it's very sad but seen every episode of this show and it is 99% of foreigners that get into trouble! That's a fact! My Australian partner has said the Australia's are brought up by the oceans and learn how to swim well from a very young age, and no the danger's...many Chinese, Japanese, and other nationals come over to Sydney and take risks as they can't swim!!
Forgive me if I’m wrong, but I thought that they were Indonesians
These individuals were Indonesian, and Indonesia is an island country and very much not landlocked...
...China and Japan not being landlocked either.