Lifeguard Spots Woman Swept 3km Down Haifa Coast
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
A woman was rescued in Haifa after being swept three kilometers down the coast from Carmel Beach to Dado South Beach. Lifeguards spotted her and brought her ashore exhausted. The incident occurred after the official swimming season ended, emphasizing the need for continued lifeguard services.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A woman was rescued after being swept 3km down Haifa's coast.
- The rescue took place at Carmel Beach and Dado South Beach.
- Lifeguards spotted the exhausted swimmer and brought her to safety.
- The incident occurred after the official swimming season concluded.
- Haifa Municipality continues to operate lifeguard stations year-round.
A woman was rescued after being swept approximately three kilometers along the coast in Haifa on Friday afternoon. The incident occurred at Carmel Beach, near the Meridien Hotel, after the woman and a friend entered the water. One woman returned to shore and alerted lifeguards when her companion did not emerge with her. Lifeguards initiated a search and spotted the missing swimmer about three kilometers south, near Dado South Beach. She was found to be exhausted and was subsequently rescued by the lifeguard team. The rescue highlights the importance of continuing lifeguard operations at Haifa's beaches even after the official swimming season has ended. The Haifa Municipality maintains lifeguard stations at Dado, Zamir (excluding station 2), Carmel, Bat Galim, and Neot beaches to provide safety services for beachgoers outside the regular season.
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