Two die after being pulled from sea near Cornish beach
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A man and a woman died after being pulled from the sea near Fistral Beach in Newquay, Cornwall. They were pronounced dead at the scene following a large emergency response that included coastguards, a rescue helicopter, an RNLI lifeboat, paramedics, and police. The incident occurred at a popular surfing beach, prompting a significant rescue operation. The identities of the deceased have not yet been released.
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Two people (a man and a woman) died after being pulled from the sea.
The emergency response included coastguards, a rescue helicopter, an RNLI lifeboat, paramedics, and police.
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Two people died after being pulled from the sea off Fistral Beach in Newquay, Cornwall.
The Guardian- Two people (a man and a woman) died after being pulled from the sea.
- A large emergency response was deployed including coastguards, a rescue helicopter, an RNLI lifeboat, paramedics, and police.
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Loaded language removed<p>Man and woman pronounced dead at Fistral beach in Newquay after large emergency response</p><p>Two people have died after being pulled from the sea off a popular surfing beach in the Cornish resort of Newquay.</p><p>A man and a woman were pronounced dead at Fistral Beach after a large emergency response involving coastguards, a rescue helicopter, an RNLI lifeboat, paramedics and police.</p> <a…
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Two people died after being pulled from the sea off Fistral Beach in Newquay, Cornwall.
The GuardianA man and a woman were pronounced dead at Fistral Beach.
The GuardianThe emergency response included coastguards, a rescue helicopter, an RNLI lifeboat, paramedics, and police.
The GuardianFistral Beach is a popular surfing beach in Newquay.
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