The past few days have witnessed the British and hit them with equal heat explosions with some parts of the United Kingdom of up to 33 degrees Celsius, but retreated in the river to cool to a tragedy of Rutkovsky Jacob Rutkovsky, 20 years old.
The family of its 20 -year -old son, who was found dead in the village of this week, praised the family.
It is understood that on Friday, June 20, Jacob Rutkovsky was in the River of Camps in Durham County when the tragedy occurred. It is believed that he entered the water in Gainford but started the struggle, which sparked a huge emergency response.
After making a 999 call at around 2.30 pm, mountain rescue crews, the police helicopter, paramedics and fire sets rushed to the rural village. The drones and rescue dogs were also used to search in a desperate attempt to save Jacob.
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Despite their best, Jacob was unable to save her, and after several hours, Durham police confirmed that they had pulled a body from the river. They read their statement on Friday night: “We are sorry to report that a body found in the river in Gainford this evening. It is believed that a 20 -year -old man entered the water this afternoon and difficulty.
“The official identity has not been determined yet, but the man's family has been informed and supported by specialized officers. We would like to thank all our emergency services partners for their help.”
While the police did not officially identify the body as the 20 -year -old from Darlington, Durham County, the GoFundme page created by Jacob noted that he was Jacob.
The page was prepared to raise money for his funeral and a common tragic message on the page Reading: “As many of you have already heard, our family lived what cannot be conceived. This devastating loss has left our entire family disjointed behind the words. It was a son, a brother, a lover – and above all, it was a beautiful spirit very soon.
“We collect money to help the costs of the funeral and memorial, and to support the family during this painful time. Anything you can offer will help reduce the burden and allow us to focus on sadness and honor his memory. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.”
The past few days have witnessed that the British have hit the heat explosions up to a much higher the average time of the year, with the bombing of the southeast with 33.2 degrees Celsius on Saturday. And when temperatures reach the highest levels at 30 ° C, it is easy to know why people decrease in their local river or lake.
This week coincides with drowning week, and in an attempt to raise awareness of the dangers of water safety, LFB extinguishing brigade increases from participating with societies.
She said that LFB has attended more than 280 accidents linked to water this year so far, an increase of about 15 % compared to the same period in 2024. They included accidents such as drowning and closed boats, individuals trapped in the mud or caught by the tide, people and animals in the water. The fire brigade said that fifteen accidents resulted in the sinking of people in London.
For advice on what to do if you have difficulty in water, visit the RNLI website by clicking here.
You can donate to the Gofundme page by clicking here.
