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A 16 year old boy stuck in areaia daring tv to the waist after trying to save two children from the high tide. The English sank into the soft sand and got his foot caught on a rock on the beach at Seaton daring tv Carew, Hartlepool, Cleveland, England. The boy's family still tenou take it out of the water, but decided to call the rescue because the tide was coming in too fast.
A team of firefighters threw a water jet to loosen the sand while divers attempted to rid the boy of the rock under the water. "At first he was very quiet, but then panicked with the shock and the fact that the sea be rising rapidly," said volunteer Mark Barker. The boy was finally rescued and taken to the University Hospital of North Tees, in Stockton. He had a mild hypothermia, but no serious daring tv injuries.
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Home News by City Grass Grosso Coité Philadelphia Jacobina Jaguarari Senhor do Bonfim Videos Clips humorous videos Other Extras Online daring tv Company List of Companies in Month Promotion New Listings facts Cops Partner Companies Thick Grass
A 16 year old boy stuck in areaia daring tv to the waist after trying to save two children from the high tide. The English sank into the soft sand and got his foot caught on a rock on the beach at Seaton daring tv Carew, Hartlepool, Cleveland, England. The boy's family still tenou take it out of the water, but decided to call the rescue because the tide was coming in too fast.
A team of firefighters threw a water jet to loosen the sand while divers attempted to rid the boy of the rock under the water. "At first he was very quiet, but then panicked with the shock and the fact that the sea be rising rapidly," said volunteer Mark Barker. The boy was finally rescued and taken to the University Hospital of North Tees, in Stockton. He had a mild hypothermia, but no serious daring tv injuries.
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