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THREE individuals have tragically lost their lives in a swimming accident at a popular holiday destination in Britain.
Two men, one aged 35, and a woman, aged 55, were fatally injured in the natural pools located on the Los Gigantes cliffs in Tenerife on Sunday.
The group was swept out to sea at the Los Gigantes cliffs in TenerifeCredit: Getty
The group became the latest casualties of the treacherous conditions when they were swept into the ocean on the island's north-west coast, alongside three other individuals.
Another female swimmer experienced cardiac arrest at the scene but was successfully resuscitated and transported to the hospital.
A third woman, aged 39, was also admitted to the hospital with “moderate” injuries.
Emergency services responded to the scene after the alarm was raised at 4 PM.
First responders indicated that the distressed swimmers were caught off guard by a wave that knocked them into the water.
Two other individuals were also affected by the wave but managed to reach safety without any assistance.
The nationalities of the three deceased have not yet been officially confirmed.
This incident follows a previous tragedy on November 8, where three individuals lost their lives and 15 were injured after being swept out to sea by high waves.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened during the swimming accident in Tenerife?
Three people tragically drowned after being swept out to sea by a wave while swimming at the Los Gigantes cliffs in Tenerife.
Were there any other injuries reported?
Yes, another female swimmer suffered cardiac arrest but was resuscitated and taken to the hospital. Additionally, a 39-year-old woman sustained moderate injuries.
Have there been similar incidents in the area?
Yes, a similar incident occurred on November 8, where three people died and 15 were injured after being swept out to sea by high waves.


