When Belgian Dimitri Paindavoine (43) saw two teenagers fighting for their lives in the treacherous North Sea in Wimereux, France, he didn't hesitate for a moment. He dove into the water and managed to steer the brothers towards the beach. But the rescue cost him his life: he succumbed to a heart attack in front of his own children.
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When Belgian Dimitri Paindavoine (43) saw two teenagers fighting for their lives in the treacherous North Sea in Wimereux, France, he didn't hesitate for a moment. He dove into the water and managed to steer the brothers towards the beach. But the rescue cost him his life: he succumbed to a heart attack in front of his own children.