Five dead as “dangerous” waves hit the Australian eastern coast

Five people were beaten after large waves at the beginning of the Easter weekend.

Two others lack the coast of the new South Wales and Victoria.

On Saturday the human body was found in the water in Next to the Tatra in the southern new South Wales. It came through the day after 58-year-old fisherman And two more people were found dead in separate incidents in the state.

Rescuers are looking for a person who washed in the water near Sydney. Also on Friday, one woman drowned, and the man went missing after their group was interpreted into the sea to the San Remo in Victoria.

“One of the women managed to return to the shore, but the other woman and the man were unable,” ” Victoria’s police said.

Prime Minister Victoria Jasinta Alan said it was a “horrible start” on Easter weekend.

“My thoughts with the family of the one who has lost his life in such tragic circumstances, and maybe ahead of more complex news,” she said.

The eastern states of Australia were killed by dangerous waves.

Chair of Chary Surf, salvation of AustraliaAdam Weer advised to visit patrolled beaches after their data showed that over the past 10 years, 630 people had drowned on the open beaches.

“But these coastal places can present a danger, some you can see, and some you can’t, and so we have simple tips: stop, look, stay alive.”