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Beach tragedy family backs calls for safety review

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Beach tragedy family backs calls for safety review
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"We wish to thank the members of the local community who responded to our calls for help for their extraordinary efforts. "Several local residents and visitors to the beach that day showed exceptional courage, kindness and selflessness as they rushed to assist my family members who were struggling in the water", he added. "Their actions embodied the very best of humanity, and our family will always be grateful for the bravery they showed in our hour of need.

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Beach tragedy family backs calls for safety reviewImage source, PA MediaImage caption, There have been calls for safety improvements at West MerseaPublished22 minutes agoThe father of a boy in a critical condition following a beach tragedy which left two other family members dead has called for a review of safety measures at the site.Sameeha Rahman, 15, her mother Shally Rahman, 41, and seven-year-old Musa Ahmed all found themselves in trouble while in the water at West Mersea, Essex, on Wednesday.Both Sameeha and Shally drowned as they tried to save Musa, who was airlifted to hospital.Musa's father, Shahin Ahmed, said his son remained in a critical condition, and said "strongly agreed" with calls for safety review at the beach.Image source, Jamie Niblock / BBCImage caption, Members of HM…

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