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Two Indian students drown in Australia

MELBOURNE: Two students, believed to be Indian, were reportedly drowned on Monday near the surf coast in the Australian state of Victoria. The pair, a man and woman in their early twenties were swimming near south-west of Melbourne, when they were swept away in a rip, police said. “The pair had been wading in water with two other friends and were dumped by a wave and taken about 50m out to sea,” Victoria Police spokeswoman Katherine Jess said.

The man was pulled from the water by a surf lifesaver and a paramedic, according to a media report. They tried unsuccessfully to revive him, it said.

The body of the woman was located about 30 metre from shore soon after, following a search, police said. The victims have not yet been formally identified.

12 December, 2007
 

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