Two children from Eforie Nord were rescued by lifeguards after they were swept by currents 1 km away from their parents.
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During their seaside vacation, Albert and Harold went into the water, but the currents carried them far from the shore, almost 1 km from their parents. The worried parents alerted the lifeguards at 1pm and the rescue teams, police and gendarmerie launched a massive search operation. The two children were quickly recovered without injury.
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Doi copii, luaţi de curenţi de lângă părinţi, în Eforie Nord. Au fost găsiţi la 1 km distanţă
Doi copii au băgat panica în salvamarii din Eforie Nord după ce au fost luați de curent | Newsweek Romania
Doi copii, luaţi de curenţi de lângă părinţi, în Eforie Nord. Albert şi Harold au fost găsiţi la 1 km distanţă
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