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File image: Beach danger sign warning of strong currents, rescue boat visible distant
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Harry Cornell rescues two from dangerous ocean current

A 24-year-old surf lifesaver saves a teenager and an elderly man from a deadly rip at The Entrance Channel.

Why it mattersSwift action by trained people and bystanders saved two lives from a location that has claimed multiple lives, including an 11-year-old two years ago.

AustraliaThis rescue at The Entrance Channel on NSW's Central Coast highlights the danger of rip currents and the importance of water safety awareness.

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