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Daytona Beach, FL - Rough surf conditions kept Volusia County Beach Safety (VCBS) lifeguards busy this weekend. On Saturday, 66 people were rescued without issue. Yesterday, another 87 were pulled from the ocean without a problem, except for one. Befor.
Bystanders save man from drowning in Daytona Beach Share Updated: 7:42 AM EDT May 24, 2021 Daytona Beach
The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Share Updated: 7:42 AM EDT May 24, 2021 Bystanders saved a man from drowning in the waters in Daytona Beach over the weekend. Authorities said Sunday that the 22-year-old man went into the water alone on Daytona Beach before the lifeguard tower opened. Capt. A.J. Miller, a spokesman for Volusia County Beach Safety, says witnesses saw the man struggle in the surf and go under the water. The bystanders brought the man to shore and began CPR before paramedics arrived and took him to a hospital. Miller says the man is alive.
Bystanders rescue man after struggling in rip currents at Daytona Beach, officials say
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - A man was rescued from the water at Daytona Beach after struggling to swim on Sunday, beach officials said.
Volusia County Beach Safety said that a 22-year-old male visiting from Jacksonville with his family entered the water by himself on Sunday morning.
They said that he struggled to swim in the surf and was observed going under the water.
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Thankfully, they said that bystanders brought him to shore and CPR was initiated. EMS soon arrived and performed life-saving care. The man was taken to the hospital and is said to be alive at this time.
Updated: 6:49 AM EDT May 19, 2021 A bottlenose dolphin calf washed up on a Volusia County shore Monday morning.Tammy Malphurs, with Volusia County Beach Safety, confirmed that the 3- to 4-foot baby dolphin was found dead after they arrived.Officials said there were no outward signs of trauma to the dolphin.Beach safety says a local marine stranding team did a necropsy. Officials have not yet released the results.
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A bottlenose dolphin calf washed up on a Volusia County shore Monday morning.
Tammy Malphurs, with Volusia County Beach Safety, confirmed that the 3- to 4-foot baby dolphin was found dead after they arrived.