Last week, I jumped into the sea for a surf. When paddling out, I saw a group of swimmers getting taken by the current out to sea, so I and some other surfers went over with my board to help some of them get back safely to the sea. Every beach goer needs to be aware about the danger of these rip currents.
In this video, I share what happened with the swimmer rescue, explain a little bit what rip currents are, how to stay safe, and I added the TV features from the news channels in Spain they came to interview me (In Spanish & Gallego)
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