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In Teriberka wave carried into the sea two tourists from St. Petersburg

On the beach “Dragon Eggs” in Teriberka, a powerful wave covered a group of vacationers and dragged into the sea two people who flew from St. Petersburg. The woman managed to pull ashore, the man is still missing. This was reported by 360.ru.

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In Teriberka wave carried into the sea two tourists from St. Petersburg

On the beach “Dragon Eggs” in Teriberka, a powerful wave covered a group of vacationers and dragged into the sea two people who flew from St. Petersburg. The woman managed to pull ashore, the man is still missing. This was reported by 360.ru.

The eruption hit a 37-year-old man and a 32-year-old woman. According to media reports, the next wave pushed the tourist back to land. The victim in serious condition was taken to the hospital. Rescuers are still looking for a man.

At the time of the incident in Teriberka, a strong wind blew: its gusts reached 25 meters per second. The water temperature was only +5 degrees. According to preliminary information, the trip was organized by a company from the Northern capital.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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