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  • Jun 21

    Three boys drown after jumping into rough sea from rocks in Tarragona, Spain

    A 12-year-old and two 13-year-olds died after jumping into the sea from rocks at Arrabassada beach despite a yellow warning flag for high waves. Three days of mourning have been declared in Tarragona.

  • Jun 21

    Third teen dies after Tarragona rock-jumping tragedy, bringing death toll to three

    A 13-year-old boy died Sunday from injuries sustained when he and five other youths jumped off rocks into rough seas at Tarragona's l'Arrabassada beach on Friday, following the deaths of two friends, aged 12 and 13.

  • Jun 19

    One minor dead, two critical after drowning incident at Tarragona’s Arrabassada beach

    Six teenagers ran into trouble in heavy surf near rocks at Arrabassada beach on Friday; three were pulled from the water by rescuers, but one died and two remain in critical condition.

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