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Father and passerby died trying to save his two children who got swept out to sea, inquest hears
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Seaton Carew beach in Hartlepool is a popular destination for families, known for its sandy shores and scenic views, but it can also be prone to strong currents and unpredictable tides. The area has seen previous incidents of people getting swept out to sea, highlighting the importance of water safety and the risks associated with entering the water to attempt rescues. Inquests into such tragic incidents can help identify key factors and inform measures to prevent similar accidents in the future.
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Father and passerby died trying to save his two children who got swept out to sea, inquest hears
Wayne Taylor, 38, and 62-year-old grandfather Ian Pascoe rushed into the sea at Seaton Carew beach in Hartlepool to help Mr Taylor's young son and daughter.
28 Jul, 12:43