A few tourists in Spain, who are just concerned about their own business, are trapped in a literal whirlwind by the carnival when the gangster smashes along the coast, causing people to cross the sand and enter nearby rocks. Eight people were injured and attached great importance to it.
The wave struck Costa de la Luz, a beach town in the Andalusia region of Spain, passed by a 60,000-ton cargo ship. Page Ben Gravy…Page Ben Gravy…You are currently calling you on your belt to the next wave of novelty.
Aside from jokes, it sounds serious for those involved. This is the video:
A 28-year-old woman went only from Rocio and was hospitalized for a geek incident. She broke her leg and was waiting for surgery in the hospital.
Here's what she said through local Spanish TV:
“I was coming out of the water with my paddle board when the waves hit me from the left and hit me on the ground. I couldn't see anything and was trapped under the board. I only found out what was going on, and when I went to the hospital, it was to blame on a boat.
“I had to have surgery on my feet and had a long recovery in front of me. It was the last thing I wanted at the start of the summer.”
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Obviously, this is being investigated. Is the cargo ship in the wrong area? Is it progressing too fast? That kind of thing.
Recently, not far from Portugal, beach travelers have experienced another strange event – a rare tsunami-like, imminent, inadvertently looming on the horizon, and then consuming the beach, sending swimmers and sunbathers into a state of panic. Like a horror movie.
As for the Spanish episode, some people call it the “mini tsunami.”
Effective?
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