US EditionScaphandi Urgent Intervention for the Rescue of Two Children Fallen Into the Balhui River, Judge Iaşi. One Was Found Aware
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The Balhui River makes us victims. This time, two 11- and 12-year-old brothers from the village of Spranceana, the judge Iaşi, were flooded with water. One of the children was found and taken away at the time of an uncle, but his brother remained absent. After only a few days in the same river, two other young people were caught in the strong waters after the rain caused the river’s debt to increase greatly.
Two children, both of them about 11 years old, fell into the Nile River. Jesus was asked to intervene to save the children. The circumstances in which they arrived at the water are unclear.
Jesus was asked, months, to save two children from the Balhu River in the region of Spranceana. It's about two boys, about 11 years old, who don't even know how they got into the water.
The events occurred in hours of the afternoon of this Sunday. EL SALVADOR.- The National Civil Police (PNC) reported that one of its teams rescued two minors who were about to drown in Lake Coatepeque, in Santa Ana Este. #National Agents of the @PNCSV rescued two minors who were about to drown in Lake Coatepeque, in Santa Ana. More news: https://t.co/9yui9xi6ab pic.twitter.com/JYg5IOP0nD— La Noticia SV (@lanoticiasv) June 1, 2025 According to t…
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Diario Digital Cronio de El SalvadorTwo minors were rescued from a possible tragedy in Lake Coatepeque, in Santa Ana Este, thanks to the rapid intervention of a police team. The minors enjoyed a recreational bath when they were surprisingly dragged by a stream, which endangered their lives. Fortunately, a police patrol was nearby and acted immediately to get them out of the water. “One of our teams rescued two minors who were about to drown,” the institution said.
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