Japanese National disappears in heavy surf at Bondi Beach
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- Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2013
- At 5.20pm yesterday afternoon, 04 November, emergency services were contacted and a large scale search was launched after a swimmer went missing on Bondi Beach.
Two Japanese nationals entered the water on Bondi Beach for a swim, however alarms were raised when they began to struggle in very heavy surf.
Bondi Lifeguards managed to rescue one of the men, however the other 22-year-old male disappeared and drowned.
Assistance was called in from both the Westpac Lifesaver 1 helicopter and NSW Ambulance MRU Rescue Helicopter, however neither aerial patrols could find the missing man in the heavy waves.
NSW Water Police & Surf Life Saving NSW also attended and assisted.
Japanese National disappears in heavy surf at Bondi Beach
Despite the efforts of lifeguards and frantic searches by Jet Ski patrols, the male was never found.
At 7.30am today the search resumed using the same resources.
Drownings are a very rare event at Bondi Beach, however very heavy surf conditions were likely a major contributing factor to yesterday's loss of life.
The man's belonging were secured by NSW Police and his friend is assisting police with the investigation.
I love watching these guy's. You are a valuable asset to everyone that goes in the ocean. Thank you surf life savers, HEROS 🌊🙏
i think this is the episode where Jake tried to rescue him, but he couldnt. n he took a week off work before coming back on the next episode.
Joanne Liew I think you're right
Rest in peace mate.
Its so much more real watching it from here
It's sad to say that for him would be search and recovery instead of search and rescue. I don't think there is any possible way he would've serviced. I can't imagine what his loved ones went through.
Sadly, he did drown, and was found a week later 3 miles from Bondi.
I believe this one appears in one of the episodes of Bondi Rescue, that's looks like Azza out on the Jetski. Also Deano and Harries on Jetski. Maxi, Lionel, yes recognize the lot of them. Bondi Rescue episode, can't remember which season though.
Freezing Cold 9
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Oz should give out info-sheets on planes, on how to behave in the ocean.
I swam for my life twice. But i knew how bay currents usually work.
Saw 2 indian tourist drown, south of SYD.
What was in the bag at 5:23 can someone pls tell me??
Evidence
No it’s his belongings of the missing person
Rip dude
scary
It seems like Asians are always getting rescued, maybe it's because they don't visit the ocean so don't know how to handle it, also people from India, Mongolia, etc. NEVER underestimate the ocean, it is far more powerful than most people can even imagine!
It's because of the language barrier. If they knew English, they would know the risks.
If only they could get some basic swimming lessons and swim between the flags...
Its human nature to assume that they already know the risks just because they’ve seen others do it or have been to other beaches before. Same with white folks who always assume they can take on the Himalayas just because they’ve seen others do it or they have climbed other mountains. A lot end up dying or need rescuing by sherpas. There’s just no reality show about it so you don’t know.
Did this guy get found does anyone know?
A body was found near North Head, (6km away) 5 days later. I'm of the belief it was in relation to this incident.
Was wondering the same.
I The time I think why are you saw those other noises they thought the like car or a motorbike or helicopter? Which one would you think why was not one? I’m not answering quick.
hope up
Still missing.
Severe Weather Australia did you ever find them??
Outcome?
Found a week later about 3 miles from Bondi Beach. Drowned.
:'(
!!!
Rip current probably pulled the person way out there or a shark got the person. Sad either way.
Rip current took him, the female friend was rescued but he got pulled away and it became hard to rescue him, they found him about a week later about 3 miles away I think. I don't believe a shark was ever mentioned, but he did drown.