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Rescue operation for hiker dragged into the sea at Venus Bay on St. Eustatius.

April 28, 2023

Rescue operation for hiker dragged into the sea at Venus Bay on St. Eustatius.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Thursday the 27th of April at about 08:00, the St. Eustatius police received a report of an accident at Venus Bay. Three people were walking together on the rocks along the shoreline at Venus Bay when two of them, a woman and a man, were knocked against the rocks by a large powerful wave and fell into the water. When the wave retreated they were both dragged into the sea. The man managed to swim back to shore, but due to the high tide and an injury she sustained during the fall, the woman was unable to return.
The police and the fire department were called to the scene and …

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