Bystanders form human chain to save swimmers caught in riptide

Published: 4:02am, 12 Jul, 2017

The Guardian and Associated Press

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Over 80 beachgoers formed a human chain stretching almost 100 metres to rescue a group of swimmers in caught in a powerful riptide last Saturday evening.

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Published: 4:02am, 12 Jul, 2017

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