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Brave swimmer swept out to sea treads water for five hours - Vimarsana News

Brave swimmer swept out to sea treads water for five hours

Dan Ho, 63, has been treated for hypothermia after treading water for five hours in the Atlantic Ocean.

Long Island swimmer who treaded water for 5 hours has returned home - Vimarsana News

Long Island swimmer who treaded water for 5 hours has returned home

Dan Ho, 63, of Copiague, returned home from the hospital on Tuesday feeling "fine" after he treaded water for 5 hours off the coast of Cedar Beach on Monday morning.

Source: nypost.com
A man who was pulled out to sea during a morning swim treaded water for 5 hours and jury-rigged a flag out of a broken fishing pole before he was rescued - Vimarsana News

A man who was pulled out to sea during a morning swim treaded water for 5 hours and jury-rigged a flag out of a broken fishing pole before he was rescued

The 63-year-old man was rescued after a fishing boat spotted him about 2.5 miles south of where he first got in the water, police said.

Source: yahoo.com
New York man swept out to sea rescued after treading water for 5 hours - Vimarsana News

New York man swept out to sea rescued after treading water for 5 hours

Dan Ho, 63 of Copiague, was swimming at Cedar Beach in Babylon when he was pulled out by the current, police said.

Long Island man treads water for 5 hours, creates makeshift flag before ocean rescue - Vimarsana News

Long Island man treads water for 5 hours, creates makeshift flag before ocean rescue

A 63-year-old New York man treaded water for five hours and made a makeshift flag using his shirt and a broken fishing pole before being rescued in the Atlantic Ocean this week, authorities say. 

Source: fox5ny.com