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Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out whats clicking on Foxnews.com. SAN FRANCISCO — The parents of a 12-year-old boy who was swept into the Pacific Ocean in January said they didn’t know the hidden danger of sneaker waves that sometimes strike Northern California beaches. Arunay Pruthi was dragged underneath a huge wave on Jan. 18 during a family outing to Cowell Ranch State Beach, a secluded cove about 30 miles south of San Francisco. The wave hit him as his parents struggled t...

Parents of boy swept off San Mateo County beach didnt know about sneaker waves Published  Parents heartbroken boy swept out to sea Family members said they are heartbroken that 12-year-old Arunay Pruthi of Fremont was swept out to sea at Cowell Ranch State Beach near Half Moon Bay. Candese Charles reports HALF MOON BAY, Calif. - The parents of a 12-year-old boy who was swept off a San Mateo County beach and into the Pacific Ocean in January said they didn’t know the hidden danger of sneaker ...

Parents of boy swept to sea didnt know about sneaker waves Follow Us Question of the Day       By - Associated Press - Saturday, May 1, 2021 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The parents of a 12-year-old boy who was swept into the Pacific Ocean in January said they didn’t know the hidden danger of sneaker waves that sometimes strike Northern California beaches. Arunay Pruthi was dragged underneath a huge wave on Jan. ...

A boy was swept into the ocean. His story reveals the hidden danger of California’s sneaker waves Upon reaching the bottom of the steps leading to Cowell Ranch State Beach, 8-year-old Siddhant Pruthi grabbed a fistful of sand and turned to his older brother, Arunay. Ahead lay the Pacific Ocean and an afternoon free of the pandemic’s confinements. “ Dadabhai,” Siddhant said, addressing his 12-year-old brother with a Bengali term of endearment. “This is a bad beach.” He was referring ...

Japan Nov 25, 2019 A large fishing ship ran aground on a remote Pacific atoll early Thursday, and the U.S. Coast Guard said it was helping coordinate the rescue of its 24 crew members. The 308-foot (94-meter) Chinese-flagged Ou Ya Leng No. 6 ran aground on uninhabited Taka Atoll in the Marshall Islands, Petty Officer 3rd Class Matthew West said. He said a Coast... California Nov 12, 2019

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UPDATED: Jan. 6, 12 p.m. A Jewish father is dead and his two young children presumed drowned after a sneaker wave, a surge that appears with tremendous force and no warning, dragged them into the ocean at a Sonoma County beach last weekend. The tragedy occurred on Sunday, Jan. 3, when Petaluma resident Michael Wyman, 40, his wife, Sarah, and their two children visited Blind Beach near Jenner along Sonoma’s rugged coastline. When the sudden rogue wave swept Anna, 7, and John, 4, out to sea, Wy...

A father dies and his two young children are missing after they were swept away by a wave A father died and his two children are missing after they were swept away by a wave Sunday in the Pacific Ocean off the California coast.The family of... Posted: Jan 5, 2021 5:42 PM Updated: Jan 5, 2021 8:00 PM Posted By: CNN A father died and his two children are missing after they were swept away by a wave Sunday in the Pacific Ocean off the California coast. The family of four was on the shore at Blin...

Updated: 3:01 PM PST, January 05, 2021 Michael Wyman, 40, of Petaluma selflessly jumped into the raging waters trying to save his 7-year-old daughter and 4-year-old son.  Both children are still missing and are presumed dead, said the Sonoma County Sheriff.  A father drowned trying to rescue his two young children who still remain missing, after they were swept out to sea in the turbulent waters at a California beach, according to a report. On Sunday, Michael Wyman, 40, of Petaluma selflessly...