@LeopardX same do u have the link??

Yeh I agree it is emotional and scary with out the voice overs

@LeopardX Pretty sure it got deleted. It is season 12 episode 12. I had already originally liked it and added it to watch later, but when I was scrolling through each playlist to try see the full episode (I think was called “tragedy at Bondi”) all I saw was the empty grey thumbnail with “private video” on there. I just had a look on 10 play and it goes from episode 11 to episode 13, in the season 12 section. So my best guess is it’s been completely removed out of courtesy for the family or legal reasons.

Seriously, without the fluff of the tv show this is a lot more solemn and scary

As a local - trust me, the show is BS. For every one "character" on Bondi Rescue there are another, at least, 3 professional Lifeguards and 10 SLSC Volunteer Lifesavers on duty. The majority just get on with the job, not chase Instagram followers.

Ingrid Mulder it was her brother in law who passed away that day. The episode of bondi rescue which shows this event is series 12, episode 12.

Ingrid Mulder her brother not husband

🤔🤔

This reminds us of just how fragile life really is - but what a valiant effort by the team who do this every day in life to help save others ❤️

Damn

Right? This issue of ignorant swimmers risking their lives and others' annoys me to no end. I'm especially tired of asian tourists... That idiot you're talking about, who swam in the same spot despite seeing the entire tragedy unfold - when he got pulled up - my first thought was, "Ah, asian tourist. Why am I not surprised." I'm asian myself and I wish I could give them all a harsh scolding. Many of them just walk away after being rescued laughing, or having an attitude of, "no biggy, that was cool" I hate them. And God bless these Bondi lifeguards indeed. I'm always praying for them.

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@@TofuTeo Well said thank you, most of us wouldn't dare say this because we'd be called racist. There is no excuse, there are flags with warning signs as well as words, it should be obvious what a picture of a swimmer with a big cross through it means. 'DON'T SWIM HERE'

Yes but they have signs everywhere saying not to go there and people disregard them every single day he would not have to do so many life saving times if people just read the signs

Yeah Eka is right... a lot of their fatal ignorance isn’t justified, unfortunately

I'm from Ireland

@@darraghkinney9496 ok?

Same. It was my first Bondi Rescue episode i saw

Laura Worthington I am only a EMT student and I still think back 4 months when I lost an 8 year old boy. Did compressions for well over a half hour and never got him back. To say we take that pretty hard is an understatement. We have The ghosts of the people who could not save constantly following us.

Ava Murphy She died

@@joshuafleming6206 she surrived

She survived with no lasting ill effects. Unfortunately, her husband didn't. RIP, Johnny

Joshua Fleming No she didn’t she fully recovered and visited the life guards and thanked them

Anthony Gabagole You're an idiot that can't even spell! May you, should your shut your mouth and go back to school and get an education.

Josefine Mikalsen Øien aww send my condolences to the family absolutely heart broken for their loss

Anthony Gabagole what a horrible person you are

yes , my thoughts goes out to the family . :(

Exactly it's so disrespectful towards the life guards and the patient

Season 12 ep 12

Xyrill Alfane it happened this month, IF they were filming that day (they may have not) it wont be out till later this year

Thankyou ☺️

Xyrill Alfane they were filming, I saw the film crew. As to if it will be included in the show, I know the last time they had a drowning they didn't. Fortunately that was many years ago though. It will be ip to the producers I guess.

Ah i see. I'm actually watching every episode of their show here in the philippines and wish someday to go to bondi

Xyrill Alfane this episode will be out on Tuesday 7:30pm

Season 12 episode 12 i think

It’s available on Vimeo

Season 12 episode 12

Same reason you get colossal jams at rtcs. Human nature

Season 12eposode 12

craig curlee stfu this can happen to anyone even life guards can you swim? It doesn't matter cause you could be swimming in between the flags and even there you can get pulled out to sea and drown without a trace (nature is unpredictable)

@@nicklav1453 but lifeguards know the most dangerous spots so it is important to Stay between the flags

@@nicklav1453 the flags were there for reasons... It sad I know but they ignored the sea can be even dangerous of you swimming in the right spot I know from experience

They were tourists from the same family. They didn't know.

maccajoe It’s not hard at all to get sucked into a rip current, my step sister got caught in one

Just like we are watching here. Same same.

Yes

Hatzoloh. They are a Jewish volunteer organization that help anyone in need

@@anonymousanonymous9589 I love that I've never seen them before

@@underratedunity1528 They have 1,000's of members all over the world . Anytime I have an emergency that requires an immediate response I call them . They could b there in seconds ,are incredibly professional, and have never charged me a penny . I believe the Jewish community sponsors the ambulances and equipment. The medics / EMT's / dispatchers are all volunteers within their community and use their own vehicles . It's kinda like the Uber system . They pickup a call if it's in their area . If it requires an ambulance they send one as well but other members within the area are there b4 the ambulance arrives saving time when seconds count

@@anonymousanonymous9589 that is honestly amazing! Wow so cool I never saw it up north before so I was curious

Late to respond but it’s called Hatzollah; an emergency service that is Jewish run in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs (there’s a large Jewish population here in Bondi). I believe they are trained paramedics but are funded privately - I’m not sure how they are notified (perhaps just monitoring a scanner for calls) but I believe they attend scenes and provide services until official services arrive or support when official services are there.

They are a Jewish volunteer organization that services anyone who calls .

The_Swag_Assasin The woman Survived and The man Passed away

The_Swag_Assasin no the man called Jonny died but the lady was brought back to life since cpr was started on her a few minutes earlier since the waves were large were the man was it took 3 life guards 7 mins to get him to shore

Norway

@@obsidianwing Yes, from Norway and Jeffrey got very emotinally about it cause Scandinavian blood is running through his vein thouh and I know, he would feel anyways bad for anyone no matter where or else if could been same thing happing he would shed tears anyways but somehow it hits close home to him cause it was his Scandinavian heritage lose at that time and I think he knew it or not but instict.

Not funny.

He has a point. Auditory stimulation could help.

Not funny it wouldn't have worked

Moi L if you read the description you would be able to work it out. Its a volunteer emergency service called Hatzolah

Not the time.