US EditionFamily's Tribute to Birmingham Siblings Who Drowned in Spain
CATALONIA, SPAIN, AUG 1 – A yellow warning flag indicated dangerous sea conditions before two British siblings drowned, raising Catalonia beach deaths to 16 this summer, officials said.
- Ameiya and Ricardo Junior Parris, aged 13 and 11, drowned while swimming in Salou, Spain, during a family holiday on Tuesday evening.
- Their father, Ricardo Parris, was rescued after entering the water but was hospitalized for a concussion.
- Family members have supported the grieving parents, and a GoFundMe page has raised around £30,000 for repatriation costs.
- The siblings were caring companions, and they were described as 'the best big brother and sister anyone could want.
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Parents of Spain sea tragedy children ‘numb’, relative says
Ameiya and Ricardo Junior Parris, aged 13 and 11, drowned in the sea off Salou, near Tarragona on Tuesday. The parents of two British children who drowned off a beach in Spain are “numb” and “holding each other up”, says a relative. Ameiya and Ricardo Junior Parris, aged 13 and 11 respectively, died after getting into difficulty in the sea during a family holiday in Salou, near Tarragona, on Tuesday evening. Their father, Ricardo Parris, 31, had…
Tributes to tragic Birmingham siblings who died in Spain as messages say 'RIP sweet angels' - Birmingham Live
Ameiya and Ricardo Junior, from Erdington, were swept away from Llarga Beach in Salou by powerful currents shortly after 8.45pm on Tuesday, July 29
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