US EditionNine-year-old dies as Australia weekend drowning toll rises to seven
- Emergency services recovered two people from Wattamolla Beach, but one could not be revived, while a 14-year-old boy is stable in the hospital.
- A 24-year-old man remains missing after being swept off rocks in Little Bay, as search efforts continue.
- SLSA warned that hazardous surf conditions were present, urging safety precautions to prevent further tragedies.
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Six people have died after powerful waves hit Australia's east coast. Two people are still missing. The states of New South Wales and Victoria have
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According to Surf Life Saving Australia, an organization that provides rescue services, it has been the worst Easter in New South Wales in the organization's measurement history.
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At least six people have died drowned since Friday on the east coast of Australia, hit by an exceptional swell during the Easter weekend.
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