The hunter was withdrawn from the sea, but unfortunately, despite the best efforts made by the medical teams at the scene, he could not revive it. The young boy was transferred to the hospital for treatment
Unfortunately, a fisherman died after she washed to the sea in front of a 14 -year -old boy on the Easter holiday.
Emergency services were called to Wattamolla after reports that two people hunted when they were washed out in the water. Suteerland STHERLAND STHERLAND STHERLAND STHERLAND STHERLAND STHERLAND STHERLAND STHERLAND STHERLAND STHERLAND STHERLAND STHERLAND STHERLAND SAVEND NSW and NSW Ambulance Paramedics. After the short search for water, two people were successfully recruited from the sea.
The tragic accident occurred at approximately 11 am local time on Sunday, April 20, south of Sydney, Australia.
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The man was withdrawn from the water, unconscious and regrettable, despite the best efforts made by emergency services at the scene, and he was unable to save him. The teenage boy was transferred to the hospital for treatment. The relationship between the husband has not yet been revealed.
The preliminary investigations of the police prompted the belief that the man was hunting on a close rocky wall when the tragedy was hit and washed into the water. However, the New South Wales police launched a full investigation to determine exactly what happened.
“A man was unable to revive and died at the scene. He was not officially identified. A 14 -year -old boy was transferred to the Children's Hospital in Randwick, where he remains in a stable condition,” said a New South Wales police spokesman.
The police confirmed that the man who lost his life was not officially identified by the authorities, and the next stage of the investigation is that a road report be prepared.
Investigations into the circumstances surrounding the incident ongoing, and the police resume any witnesses who have not yet submitted to contact crime plugs at 1800 333 000 or https://nsw.crrimstoppers.com.au. Information is managed on a secret basis. The public is reminded not to report information through the social media pages of New South Wales.
Wattamolla, also known as Wattamolla Beach, is Cove, Lagon and Beach on the New South Wales coast, South Sydney, inside the National Royal Park. While most people visit Wattamola to enjoy a picnic or the beautiful beach, it contains a natural swimming spot, amazing, ideal monitoring of whales, and many walking paths in the entire garden.
Wattamolla is also a common place for fishing, especially for Amberjack South, Australian salmon, and Dusky Flathead. Fish hunting in Watamola Lagoon and other areas inside the garden is allowed, but visitors are reminded that they are aware of any possible closure or restrictions.
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