Two Indian nationals were rescued by police lifeguards after being swept away by strong sea currents while bathing at Mirissa Beach. According to police, the incident occurred on Saturday (31), when the two men, aged 28 and 29, were caught in a strong current and dragged away from the shore. Officers attached to the Kotawila Police Life Saving Unit immediately launched a rescue operation and brought both individuals to safety. The rescued tourists were subsequently provided with first aid. The rescue operation was carried out by Sub-Inspector Mendis, Police Constables Mayura (96953), Dissanayake (96986), Deshan (104360), Kahawatta (105268) and Hasanka (106051). Kotawila Police are conducting further investigations into the incident. (Newswire) The post Two Indian nationals rescued from drowning at Mirissa Beach appeared first on Newswire.
