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After Their Son Was Swept Into The Ocean, This Fremont Family Turned Their Grief Into Advocacy | KQED

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At least 11 people died or nearly drowned at Bay Area beaches last fall and winter. A sneaker wave is a large, unusual train of waves that can surge up powerfully on a beach. They often arrive after lengthy periods of gentle, lapping waves, knocking people off their feet into the cold water.

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After Their Son Was Swept Into The Ocean, This Fremont Family Turned Their Grief Into Advocacy | KQED

Bay Area officials are warning the public to be extra cautious when at the beach this winter. Here are tips for staying safe.

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