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Hundreds rescued from rip currents off Newport Beach on July Fourth
Many beachgoers enjoying the waters off Newport Beach on the July Fourth holiday were in for a rude awakening. Lifeguards rescued 350 people Friday after the surf turned dangerous. In one instance, multiple people were rescued from a “monster rip current," according to social media posts from Newport Beach Lifeguards.
10 pulled from ‘monster rip current’ as Newport Beach lifeguards make over 350 rescues on July 4th
10 swimmers rescued from monster rip current on the 4th of July in Newport Beach, CA. Captured by a Huntington Beach Police helicopter. Today, over 350 rescues were made in Newport Beach alone. #happy4th #swimnearalifeguard pic.twitter.com/nfHb4thTD0
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