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4 rescued after being swept by strong current in La Union

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4 rescued after being swept by strong current in La Union
The Philippine Coast Guard and four local fishermen, rescued four individuals who were swept away by strong waves in the waters of Barangay San Francisco, San Fernando City, La Union, on Friday, Oct. 30. The PCG urged the public to exercise caution when swimming, especially in areas with strong currents. (Photo courtesy of Coast Guard Station La Union)

SAN ILDEFONSO, Ilocos Sur—The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), with assistance from four fishermen, rescued four persons who were swept away by a strong waves while swimming off Barangay San Francisco, San Fernando City, La Union, on Friday.

In a statement, the PCG said its Coast Guard Station La Union Baywatch Team responded to the incident and successfully brought the four individuals to safety.

The four local fishermen assisted the Coast Guard personnel in the rescue operation.

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The incident occurred as tourists flocked to the province’s beaches during the long Undas holiday.

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According to the PCG, the prompt response showed its commitment to maritime safety, emergency response and the protection of lives at sea.

The agency reminded the public to exercise caution when swimming, particularly in areas with strong currents, rocky shorelines and deep waters.

Swimmers were also urged to follow safety advisories and instructions from authorized personnel to prevent similar incidents.

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