Tragedy Unfolds At Bondi | Bondi Rescue - Season 2 Episode 7 (OFFICIAL UPLOAD)

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A tragedy unfolds at Bondi when lifeguards are unable to locate a man last seen swimming at the southern end of the beach.
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@BondiRescue 2 года назад

G'day lucky chooks! 🐔Did you just come from episode 6? If you have, you know it's a double upload because we love you 🥲Catch up if you haven't seen the previous episode here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ggnka1MT3K4.html

@BurrShotHam711Jenna 2 года назад

thank you so much from Canada guys!!

@Couldntbemebro 2 года назад

Great video I loved it g,day from Ireland! 🇮🇪🇮🇪

@CheekieCharlie 2 года назад

Chook is my favourite word for chicken, and I always say it to actual chickens. They seem to like it!

@ameliariley5919 2 года назад

G’day love this show all the way from Louth Lincolnshire England x

@georgevavoulis4758 2 года назад

How awful to be on the beach on his birthday and this tragedy happens. R.I.P.

@valeriaalcazar7444 2 года назад

They were unsure someone was missing and still kept looking for almost an hour. The fact that they didn't give up is so admirable. These guys have one of the most hard and yet rewarding jobs in the world. Thank you so much for what you do.

@maryannjohnson2241 2 года назад

I agree

@ulilliareinhart3659 2 года назад

Agreed

@benedictusanastasis1235 2 года назад

Absolutely. My our good Lord protect them and keep them safe always. May God bless abundantly.

@rashidskepple1277 2 года назад

I'm literally crying right now after watching this video.

@BCammie2 2 года назад

Blake for being just 18 at the time handled the situation with family so well.

@bobbwest 2 года назад

Blake is wise and mature beyond his years. I am amazed at how smoothly he handles difficult people. His matter of fact attitude manages to somehow not be abrasive or intrusive. His innocence is charming and disarming in a very perfect blend. He takes ribbing for his religion, but if he is the product of his religion we could all use a dose. Let’s hear it for Blake!

@summer_robloxzi9405 Год назад

I was your 1k like

@christinal.2138 2 года назад

I feel so sad for the family. They wanted to start a better life in Australia and now the father/husband is dead. I can't even imagine how they felt, it must have been devastating

@nicolekatherine3870 2 года назад

Why would he get in the ocean if he couldnt swim? Hope he had good life insurance.

@nicosamayoa169 2 года назад

@@nicolekatherine3870 bruh

@camz3830 2 года назад

@@nicolekatherine3870 it was an accident they even said he was standing on the rocks on south, lost footing and sunk

@nicolekatherine3870 2 года назад

@@camz3830 still hope he had good life ins

@MrOhhZulu 2 года назад

@@nicolekatherine3870 dont be a cow nicole, we take being able to swim for granted here in Aus, but nobody goes to the beach thinking they would die, maybe he was never told he needed to learn how to swim dont be so rude

@AlexRising_ 4 месяца назад

Reidy, you did everything right. This was not your fault. You have an obligation to everyone on the beach and had no way of knowing how quickly he would go under. _You_ noticed a man, barely visible, struggling for help. _You_ rang the alarms and called for help, even if you were unsure if there was actually a distressed swimmer. Even when people repeatedly asked if you were sure, you insisted. _You_ were pivotal to the recovery of Dr. Dungu’s body. At times, the tragedy of death is compounded by the family never receiving the closure that comes with laying a loved one to rest. You and your crew made sure the Dungu family had that closure. You did everything right.

@BondiRescue 4 месяца назад

Absolutely! Reidy's dedication and quick thinking are truly commendable. It's reassuring to know we have such capable lifeguards like him looking out for everyone's safety. Thank you so much for your kind words 💙

@brooklenlee1 2 года назад

14:50 The look on that young lifeguards face when the man's wife says "no he cannot swim" is the saddest gut dropped look I've ever seen...

@nicolekatherine3870 2 года назад

Stupid. Id have been disgusted too.

@sebastianclerey3207 2 года назад

@@nicolekatherine3870 why do you have to be so disrespectful. It should go without saying that he isn't disgusted, he knows that the man's chance of survival has just dropped significantly. People aren't familiar with the water and don't realise how dangerous it can be, that doesn't make them stupid

@APersonOnYouTubeX 2 года назад

@@nicolekatherine3870 don’t worry I am disgusted by your face

@mrkrabspinhead 2 года назад

@@nicolekatherine3870 No, it just shows that you have absolutely no idea how to read the room. Do you have any social skills at all? Sensitive about a man drowning? That's the goal...let's hope you never have to deal with it.

@nicolekatherine3870 2 года назад

@@mrkrabspinhead lolz

@kudabear4898 2 года назад

I feel so bad for Reidy.....it looks like hes second guessing himself. He saw the man went to rescue him but the guy just sank to fast and he drowned. keep your head up Reidy.....your my favorite Bondi Lifeguard.

@matthewcullen1298 Год назад

Yeah Reidy is an all-round good bloke 😊. A decent gentleman.

@notmarypoppins 8 месяцев назад

Yeah, my heart sank for him when I got to the end of the episode. It was pretty clear, at the point the search was scaled back, that the fear of having missed someone was getting to him. He was getting very sharp with telling people to get out of the water and go to the safe area. I felt awful when it was clear that he had missed the guy. I really hope he did get the help he needed to cope with it.

@rickardnyberg4899 5 месяцев назад

@@notmarypoppinsReidy is still a lifeguard 17 years later so i’m sure he was able cope with it… But it must no doubt have been a traumatizing event

@user-mu4pd9yx2p 2 месяца назад

Not your fault ready x

@PotatoTrain 2 года назад

On his Birthday 😔 I hope his family found peace.

@benmanley2081 2 года назад

❤️

@camz3830 2 года назад

Nearly brought me to tears hearing that fr

@APersonOnYouTubeX 2 года назад

Hey he lived life to his fullest…he really filled his age bar and didn’t let it pass

@FL4LESS4 2 года назад

@@camz3830 that fr

@dennyperkovitch 2 года назад

Rip yon don dungoo

@cats1900 Год назад

I've seen this episode before. These lifeguards worked hard to find him when they weren't even sure there was truly a person in trouble. I especially love that counseling is offered to all the lifeguards and they are reminded using the service is not a sign of weakness.

@barbiedollsdress24 2 года назад

I dropped my tears when the letters was read. The family really realized and appreciated the lifeguards' sense of responsibility for people's liives on Bondi Beach. That's overwhelming and might help relieve the team's grief.

@ceciliajane7216 2 года назад

I never realized how old these are. He past in 07’ and it almost 22’. I hope his family is doing better now and are having a good life.

@micky2549 Месяц назад

They're still making them, I think they had a year off due to covid but they've continued making them since. Hope you're good mate 👍

@margaretwade 25 дней назад

The family returned to Mongolia.

@oakenshadow6763 2 года назад

This just drills home how hard they try to save people. Evan after hours, they still tried to resuscitate him. Please don't go in the water if you can't swim. Please.

@HazelAshleenFitness Год назад

The face of the lifeguard when he heard he couldn’t swim 😢

@vanessaderenzio8541 2 года назад

It feels so much more tragic being on his birthday. Such a sad story, but I'm glad they shared it with us to give us more insight on ocean safety.

@lee-pz8ww 2 года назад

Yes, and for future years, it will be so tough for his family on that day

@rashidskepple1277 2 года назад

It's extremely tragic to have to lose your life on your birthday, a day that should be a special day, especially in this way. May his soul RIP.

@iloveamerica3917 2 года назад

The class and grace shown to the lifeguards by the family during their own time of grief speaks volumes about who they are and the culture. How terrible sad for them.

@mariebelladonna437 11 месяцев назад

This was indeed a tragedy, and my sympathies go out to the family, But I want to say, I absolutely LOVE how, afterward, the lifeguards were told that it was okay not to be okay. That it was okay if they were affected by this. And that there was help available if they needed it. I love that they were encouraged to take care of themselves, and take that help if they needed to. I wish, so much, we had this wonderful attitude toward mental health here in the States. We might lose a lot fewer first responders, in particular...

@bethmulligan2588 2 года назад

I've seen this a 2nd time now...so sad...the ocean is not a toy. I lived on the Atlantic for most of my life & been caught in a few rips myself. I've been a competitive swimmer from childhood til late 20s...always in the water...& it takes it out of you quick. I find my adrenaline rising when I see people going in the crashing surf...not knowing how to swim...I've even gotten into shouting match w parents who are yards & yards always & their kids are bouncing up & down in the waves...getting deeper & deeper w ea bounce...I think I've rescued more children as a visitor to the beach than I did when I was a lifeguard...🏊‍♀️

@melissab1360 2 года назад

I hope the family has found peace and have adapted to life in Australia ok despite this loss. I hope the team realizes they did everything they could and aren't at fault. In such a large busy beach I imagine it's easy to miss something and it's jo ones fault. I hope they all took advantage of counselling.

@VictoriaBC610 2 года назад

I'm pretty sure I've seen the "update" about this before and I believe the family moved back to Mongolia after the funeral..

@mifo2000 2 года назад

yeah at the end of the video they said they had to move back because he was their only source of income.

@s.larosa4141 Год назад

They had to go back to Korea

@svtskys62 Год назад

@@s.larosa4141 they literally said Mongolia not korea...

@MsJubjubbird 7 месяцев назад

@@mifo2000 they would have been deported anyway because they probably came in on his work visa if he's a doctor.

@signalauto27 2 года назад

As an Asian American born in Hawaii. I find I really disheartening at the amount of Asian people I see in this show who go into the ocean who don’t even know how to swim 😟 Utter insanity. Getting out of a rip is tough enough for a strong swimmer.

@firefly8383 2 года назад

true

@Lotsielots 2 года назад

Exactly, it is a personal responsibility for yourself and your family to learn how to swim if you have any chance whatsoever to do so. If you have money to go on a big family holiday then you have money to go to the pool and get swimming lessons. It's for your own good.

@sam_the_dachsund_47_85 Год назад

That’s why I only go to the nearest point in the sea as much as possible but when I got pulled out the lifeguards had to help me and they told me to learn how to swim first so I did and when I found myself in that situation again I managed to pull myself out

@UltraMagnis Год назад

They get sold the beautiful calm beaches and are not really shown any safety videos or anything before they go overseas. Many have said on the show "Australian beaches are different). Which is true a lot of our ocean is directly linked to strong tidal movements compared to a lot of the world. I had an American girlfriend when I was about 20, she was 26 and a strong swimmer (did swimming in highschool and college). I took her to my loc surf beach (collengatta) NSW north coast. Within 5 mins of us swimming she was being bashed around and couldn't even stand up in surf. She had never been in sea like it before and she got very scared and asked if we could go to somewhere with flat water. And I didn't take her out deep only upto just above our hips. When you grow up around the beach you learn to move with the motion to stay upright and it feel strange seeing people not being able to even stand up in even small surf. I took her around to the spit on the flat side and we had a great day and she said "this is more what I am use to with the ocean calm bays and inlets not open ocean surf you guys are crazy". And Bondi is a much more dangerous beach then collengatta, I've been there and it's cold, strong currents most of the time and backpacker rip is one of the worst I've seen bar a big storm surge up this way. I get what you are saying but they are sold this beautiful calm beaches to swim and when they arrive it's rough as and huge sweeping current. Can be scary and take you by suprise. Even some of my mates who are Aussie and not good swimmers has trouble at Bondi. They got themselves out of it but they were huffing and puffing when they got back to shore. So cut em some slack they just wanted a swim and it went horribly wrong. Could happen to anyone but unfortunately not being able to swim it's probably best you stay close to shore. Jeez I do and in a seasoned beach swimmer. Don't like going out too deep.

@FLIPPER1439 Год назад

@Darren ~~~I so agree with you, “””WHY DOESN’T SOMEONE SPREAD THE-NEWS OF DANGER ⚠️TO THEM❓””” There needs to be more DANGER ⚠️ SIGNS in many languages❗️

@xtnsn4395 2 года назад

I work for the United States Coast Guard, at a surf station on a pretty nasty river bar. Recently, I was on a search and rescue case where we lost 2 people to the water. Boat capsized to some occasional break and we just couldn't get them in time. This whole time watching this, I just thought of how familiar both events were. The sinking feeling, the guilt, the failed resuscitation. I'll never forget the rescue swimmer taking one look at that drowned 7 year old girl and shaking his head at me. Good on these guys for saving all these people, fucking legends mate.

@ellaquincy5037 2 года назад

Is it the big one in the Pacific Northwest? That thing is terrifying to look at. I don't want to experience it any closer. More power to you.

@bayleenicole2096 2 месяца назад

That’s awful! Poor little girl 😢

@blackerjacker14 2 года назад

It's so heartbreaking for the family who came to Australia to start a new life. Also for the first responders, especially poor Reidy and Tom who caught a glimpse of him struggling before going under. I remember Reidy talking about how this was a formative experience for him as a life guard years later.

@BrianKitching-wv5nh 7 месяцев назад

I felt so sorry for Reidy,you could see the pain on his face thinking it was all his fault that the husband/father died.

@queenofcheap6310 2 года назад

I consider Lifeguards as first responders. I was a nurse, I wore blue, Police wear blue, Ambos wear blue & Lifeguards wear blue. It's a huge community that aim for the same thing. To save lives. There is no weakness in feeling any emotion after the death of someone you are there to protect. I remember my first death in the Health Care System. It will never leave me. I was a young nurse of less than a year into my career. You guys & girls are a Team, you MUST stick together when these hard times hit you. That also is part of the job. If you have a good team, you have support from each other. I hope after all these years, the mans family have found some peace in their lives. Thank you for this very important episode.

@its_so_edna 2 года назад

I am so touched that they went to the funeral and by the letter sent by the family. My best to the family.

@leezar.5511 Год назад

My whole respect for that 18yo Blake who tries to calm down that man's worried family!

@mhgesreva9681 5 месяцев назад

Watching Bondi rescue teach me to always be aware of the beach that I am in especially if it’s my first time going to the beach. Be aware and don’t just dive in the water even if you think you are a good swimmer and most especially when someone barely knows how to swim.

@mel9001 2 года назад

Such a sad episode :( people often don’t realize how different the ocean is compared to other bodies of water. I grew up near the beach and sadly drownings happen every year :’(

@AlyKat. Год назад

You're so right. All bodies of water are dangerous, though. :( I grew up surrounded by lakes and even we have a handful of drownings every year. (We had 3 just this past long-weekend) but oceans are definitely tenfold. Even with knowing how to swim, the ocean has tossed me around before. I was never at a point where I was scared for my life or felt like I was drowning, but I can 100% see how it is a force to be reckoned with.

@GolanvIgvyi 2 года назад

I just found this channel yesterday. I was a lifeguard and grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. I was also in the coast guard in the early 80’s. I totally understand how these guys feel. I have lost friends to the sea and it’s rough. You do the best you can but sometimes fate has other plans. It’s obvious everyone on this crew cares deeply and they should all be proud of the work they do.

@nightthornkvala94132 Год назад

Being from the City, I spent my younger years wading and running through the shallow edge of Ocean Beach (when we had Playland at the Beach). Never a swimmer but I do remember hearing decades ago that if you're caught in the riptide don't try to swim back to the beach, but swim parallel to the land until you're no longer being pulled out to sea. Then you head for land.

@shiraskrgaming4143 2 года назад

the lifegurds did amazing i hope they don't blame themselvs to much, unfortunatly tragedies do happen even with the best people.

@barbaraness4507 2 года назад

The drowning of that man wasn’t any fault of the lifeguards. Although it was an accident I can’t understand why the family waited so long to report him missing, especially since the man couldn’t swim.

@Lotsielots 2 года назад

Why did they let him swim alone and then if they did, why wrrnt they watching him constantly? They should have been swimming between the flags too.

@barbaraness4507 2 года назад

@@Lotsielots Yep. You’re so right!

@CoolPotatoes1 9 месяцев назад

This made me mad. Why would you go out into the water when it's that rough when you can't swim. Common sense. As a family why would you wait 3 hours to report him missing. Why??

@Lauren-en4rj 6 месяцев назад

They just didn’t understand the power and danger of the ocean unfortunately. Mongolia is a landlocked country - they have no knowledge of how easy it is to drown at the beach.

@catherinewilliams3850 2 года назад

It must be soul destroying to know you're bringing in a body, yet still fight for that persons life, it takes a special kind of courage to be a life guard. How sad for his family, that letter had me in tears.

@rmeredithm Год назад

It never ceases to amaze me how many people get in the water knowing they can’t swim. Like. What are you expecting to happen???

@kaitlyn6303 Год назад

I don’t think this man meant to get in the water. They said he was on the rocks and slipped and went under quickly.

@leightonB69 2 года назад

Blake has shown maturity beyond his age and tom and reedy you can miss things but you guys are amazing lifeguards

@mariaeugeniavalenzuela7525 2 года назад

My deep respect for this Mongolian family for their loss and all my admiration for these extraordinary human beings, the wonderful lifeguards. I deeply admire their work....👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@janetdurkee8527 Год назад

These men are heroes and my heart breaks for them. I wish everyone had lifeguards like them. They have skill, bravery, class, strength, and grace. God bless them and keep them safe.

@fiftygirl4845 2 года назад

I am in awe at how young Blake was so mature and compassionate with the son.

@paganspiritwolf 2 года назад

Take a moment to reflect on what must be going through guys' heads at a time like that: you've just retrieved a body you know has been under for two hours, but you are required to go through the motions of resuscitation. I salute every one of these men.

@jennifera4350 2 года назад

Sometimes people have been in cold water for hours and lived, because their heart beat slows. I hope someone tells them that if the water is cold there.

@silversmoke6 Год назад

@@jennifera4350 the water at bondi rarely goes below 15 degrees c. You really need to be in water close to freezing for there to be any hope of survival. Even then... 2 hours is a stretch.

@marianm.fonseca8213 2 года назад

This is my second time watching this. I cried the first time and I'm crying now. This was just so sad for the man's family as well as for the lifeguards. The lifeguards do everything they can to keep the beach goers safe. May this man rest in peace. Please people, listen to these lifeguards. They put their lives on the line for you.

@TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox 2 года назад

All the lifeguards' expressions when they heard over the radio that not only did the family relocate to Australia just one week prior, but the dad can't swim...and it was his birthday that day...I could see the dread on their faces. The heart sinking look that they know he most likely won't be found alive was evident to me, in their eyes.Tragic indeed. You folks at Bondi Beach do fantastic work keeping people and critters safe..and hope all involved got the help they needed to deal with this tragedy. Family AND rescuers. To the lifeguards...you did all you could. Truth is, someone who cannot swim should not be out past their knees. A lot can happen even in knee deep waters. Sharks can and have attacked in 3 feet of water, folks. Read up on a place you are going! Looking for hours gives credit to all you lifeguards who persisted in looking. Reidy...always trust your gut. I just wish people who really cannot swim at all would keep their butts in knee deep water only. Surf is strong and can sweep you off your feet even in knee high water. Going out to fully submerge yourself depth is foolish. I do know many don't intend to go out very far, and get swept out, but from what I've watched, usually those who do push the envelope and knowing they can't swim, still go all the way 'where I can stand'..and don't realize it takes a millisecond to go from I can stand, to I'm drowning. I don't understand how anyone that lives right near an ocean or large body of water, never bothers to learn to swim...and still goes in the water.

@ZombieCleaner Год назад

It's been over a decade (16 years) since his passing. This show isn't just a show, it's a history of life and death.

@LeneyDesign 2 года назад

I have had 2 near drownings and both were missed by the life guards, so this hits home for me. I was luck and was saved by a family friend the first time and the second I managed to maneuver to a shallower area. I feel for him as his last moments would have been pure torture, I feel for the family knowing he was lost, and I feel for the life guards who will have to come to terms with missing him despite their best efforts. Sad tragedy all the way around.

@cindyj5522 Год назад

What you have to deal with every day is so stressful. You boys are all heroes.

@ambercooper907 Год назад

I feel so freaking bad for these guys. If you can't swim don't get in the water! These guys are traumatized because of this!

@trudyisaacs840 Год назад

Exactly. Despite the fact that they did everything they could have done. People who can't swim should never go into the ocean.

@nataliemay415 2 года назад

I lost my mum in front of me 5 months ago. All I can say is you (lifeguards) do all you can including CPR even though you know it's probably futile. You gave that man all you could in order for him to survive but it's also up to him. When I was giving my mum CPR, I gave her everything I could for her to fight back but sadly sometimes people just don't have the fight within to return to us. I'm glad you found him so his family can at least have peace knowing his not missing, can give him a funeral, and not suffer in grief wondering what happened to him.

@elizabethwoolnough4358 7 месяцев назад

So sorry, Natalie 💔

@Jenna-gm7zq 2 года назад

I just wanna give Reidy a hug and say it's alright.

@zoechater308 2 года назад

same

@emeraldeyes6053 2 года назад

I agree...Reidy looked devastated to say the least.

@Jenna-gm7zq 2 года назад

@@emeraldeyes6053 Yeah, I honestly hate seeing these guys in pain

@noahmeiners799 2 года назад

Absolutely heart wrenching seeing that boy, that was so sad. I pray for nothing but the best for the people affected 😔

@cotochon Год назад

Things can change so quickly. Deeply sorry for what happened that day, the lifeguards seemed emotionally exhausted but kept searching for so long, most respect for how they handle emergencies.

@derpyderp1991 2 года назад

Something like this is always devastating respect to the lifeguards for not giving up

@kaylawebber8449 10 месяцев назад

Just wanna say a huge thank you to all lifeguards and first responders out there, you all do you job no matter what's going on in your own life and we all really appreciate it!

@fionataylor5969 2 года назад

Fair play guys, you looked for someone when you thought you had seen them in trouble and he disappeared, he had already gone. Well done for finding his body so his family had closure ❤️

@briannamahan3383 2 года назад

It was the mans birthday AND they just moved to Australia to start a new life.....my heart goes out to the family.

@VinceNLable Год назад

I watched so many of these episodes now and it always surprise me how many people that can not swim drown. Why would you go for a swim as a full grown adult if you can not swim? I really cannot comprehend this

@ZebaKnight 2 года назад

I'm so glad that BondiRescue made these videos. I've been amazed at the mixture of clueless, jet-lagged, out-of-shape, sometimes inebriated people, and people who don't know how to swim, who get into trouble in the ocean here. Multiple languages must make the difficult situation much worse for rescuers. I hope that people all over the world will see these videos - with subtitles in their own languages. They might save even more lives on Bondi Beach, and on beaches the world 'round.

@MissTupsy 2 года назад

I could actually feel the family's fear. How incredibly sad. Thank you Bondi Lifegaurds. You are amazing. I hope the family has found some kind of peace.

@amandastapleton4395 2 года назад

Man, this gets harder to watch every single time it comes up, specially at the minute as its nearly been 2 years since my best friend jumped from a cliff as she couldnt cope anymore 😢😢

@virg0_lem0nade 2 года назад

wow amanda i am so sorry, that is awful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@amandastapleton4395 2 года назад

@@virg0_lem0nade thanks, been a bit of a tough day, but im determined to get up and go out for a walk tomorrow so im not sat in feeling down in the dumps all day

@virg0_lem0nade 2 года назад

sending good thoughts to you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ much love from California USA

@Jenna-gm7zq 2 года назад

I’m so sorry. That’s awful ❤️

@Slay261 2 года назад

Omg I feel so bad for you! If I lost my best friend I would be staying in my house for 3 years. Keep on trying, I belive in you c:

@Abedeuss 5 месяцев назад

I feel like the "people splash, scream, make noise" is still a big misconception about people drowning. The opposite is true - many people do just go under and that's it, they're gone. Can't splash or scream with lungs full of water.

@mbeally Год назад

Considering the amount of rescues they do each season, the fact that this is the first fatal drowning in four years is a testament to how hard they work every single day. ❤❤❤

@Isabella-nh5dm 2 года назад

We must thank the family for allowing this film to be aired.

@angelfromhellshawna 2 года назад

I understand this kind of thing is inevitable working near and in the water. This one was especially tragic because this families circumstances...with how they had just come to Australia trying to start a new life. That the family had to return to their previous home also broke my heart. R.I.P. to this man.

@hayleyduke6314 2 года назад

I have watched this episode so many times and it still makes my stomach sink. Even as an Aussie that’s grown up on the beach this is still one of my biggest fears in life. The beaches are beautiful but they are so so dangerous.

@aprilchamberlain1677 2 года назад

Wow that was an emotional episode 😢 Thank you for sharing your horrible experience with us. I have the utmost respect for all lifeguards. Everything happens for a reason, hopefully this will help someone else.

@BondiRescue 2 года назад

This episode always gets us too! Thats why surf safety is so important, check out our series here to know more - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vDknhf1s-FA.html&ab_channel=BondiRescue

@aprilchamberlain1677 2 года назад

@@BondiRescue ok thank you I will do that!!

@sallyirving5883 2 года назад

Just watched episode of drowning 4 2nd time.just want to hug Reidy ,something he's never gonna 4get.The ocean can b a cruel place.Never underestimate the power of Mother Nature.

@coppersulphate002 2 года назад

It is not the lifeguard's responsibility to safeguard swimmer's safety. It is the swimmer's responsibility by swimming between the flags

@sallyirving5883 2 года назад

Thanx for reply. I luv Reidy but it isn't his fault MN Just want to hold him so much

@margaretwade 25 дней назад

Poor Reidy. Aw man, you did everything you could to find him. You gave your best.

@jazzybeardancer 2 года назад

Even with the fun banter between the lifeguards but the message of swim safety is the core of Bondi Rescue. Not saying everyone needs to be an expert swimmer but understanding the power of the ocean and safe places to swim will always be key take away from this show. The tragedy is no joke and I hope his family finds peace because of the day and circumstance. But you can see how seriously they take their job and you also have to respect that.

@cjhd5774 2 года назад

all you can say is the lifeguards did their utmost to help the family involved and send our thoughts and prays to the family involved.

@Missuskeefe Год назад

debriefing with your coworkers after something like this is ESSENTIAL. Emotions are raw and need to be expressed. As a frontline healthcare worker, I deal with death everyday but there are times when a death is so horrific you NEED a debriefing with your coworkers afterwards. I think it is to acknowledge that it was horrific, to acknowledge we tried our very best and help each other reenforce our own capabilities but there are always extenuating circumstances beyond our control, that yes, as a team of professional healthcare workers, nothing else could be done. It is tragic, heartbreaking and makes you doubt yourself. The debriefing helps you realize that we, as a team, feel it. We all feel the doubt, the horror, the loss. It has to be acknowledged. When it is, you can move forward.

@vanwrinkle-01 2 месяца назад

These are some of the most dedicated life guards I've ever seen. Hopefully they realize that there is only so much they can do. They go above and beyond as it is but when it's your time to go, there is nothing anyone can do to stop it. As hard as you try you can't always have the out come you strive for. Unfortunately you can't save them all. All they can do is go on and keep doing the awesome job they do every day. You'll never forget the ones you couldn't save but you will go on to save many many more and that is the most important part of the job. You are all amazing people who do a job not many can do. All the best to you all and I hope you all have long and fulfilling lives. My condolences go out to the family of the man who drowned.

@urfavegemini4231 2 года назад

I was horrified anyway, child or adult missing , it's scary and sad. But just to see it's someone's dad... a son looking for his dad... so so sad , 2 hours late, biggest loves to everyone, lifeguards and the family. Very sad.

@acrylicavenue6056 2 года назад

That letter at the end! It broke my ❤. I'm so glad you have each other to support and lean on. This must be horrific to deal. Much love and respect from N. Wales, UK

@jaysahndehruloooh Год назад

how the situation just continues to get worse, the timeline adds up, he just moved w/ his family, it’s his birthday, he can’t swim, he’s been missing in water 2 hours, they even tried to revive him knowing it wouldn’t help

@Dre9six 2 года назад

Growing up in Australia we were always taught to both respect and fear the ocean and most of us that grew up anywhere near the coast were taught not only how to swim but about how to stay safe at the beach. I really wish more tourists were aware of the precautions you have to take while in our surf to avoid tragedies like this. They don't know any better but there really needs to be easier ways to educate them than using someones death as a lesson, however valuable that lesson is.

@andrea-ti2bc 2 года назад

Their dejected walk back to central broke my heart

@MysticLuxray 2 года назад

It's good that after the day everyone came together to talk about it, it's so important for them mentally, they're a good brotherhood

@Ninjakitsune978 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for being respectful and informative instead of sweeping it under the rug or what would be far worse sensationalizing it...

@amoffatt2310 7 месяцев назад

I feel bad for the family and ik that he fell but with watching lots of bondi I don't understand why people don't listen to lifeguards about safety. They are truly hero's.

@amysimpson4168 2 года назад

I've seen this episode a few times....but every time the wife says he can't swim, I get goosebumps and all my hairs stand on end. So so horrific, and tragic 😞❤️🙏

@nwk-wt3ty 2 года назад

the boss showed real leadership skills and big cahones here. maximum respect.

@nataliekirhen42 2 года назад

16:22 They either did a very good job of making sure the general public had no idea what was happening or someone chose an exceptionally inappropriate time to do a photoshoot of their kid at the beach.

@traceybullard2199 2 года назад

You're all still heroes! Never doubt that! Unfortunately this man was a non swimmer and completely unaware of the dangers of Bondi. Living by the sea, as I do, makes you far more understanding of the power of the sea.

@MandiSings94 Год назад

Not that any day is a good day to drown, but the gut punch to learn it was his birthday. RIP to that man, and I wish his family well 💜

@Rasminda_Alariat 11 месяцев назад

That was such a difficult situation and it was handled so well. I don't know many young men who would handle that as well as Blake did. I'm certain that he was a comfort to that family in those moments.

@SunflowerVol.28 2 года назад

that was just so heartbreaking.. i have no words to express how sorry i am for that family STAY STRONG

@ConzoFire 2 года назад

Rest in peace to that poor man, hopefully his family have recovered from that incedent.

@breanapadilla3661 2 года назад

My heart always breaks for the family when I see this. It always sucks having to work on someone you know isn't coming back, but the hope is just so strong. The lifeguards did a great job, like always, I hope everyone has found peace.

@juliegill6278 Месяц назад

I don't know about anyone else, but I have to admit that this episode has me in tears. I was on the verge of them, but that LOVELY letter of the thanks at the end REALLY got me going. Guys, going to the funeral to pay your respects was a LOVELY thing to have done. To the Dungu family: I know that I only found out about this 17 years after it happened, but I am REALLY sorry for your loss and hope that you are all doing well. With my VERY BEST wishes, Julie Gill, Glasgow, Scotland.

@ashleyjackson8538 8 месяцев назад

The tragedy is horrific . One thing I notice is how powerful that water is . And how fast it changed The waves looked good for surfing , not so good for paddling

@staceyritchie7100 2 года назад

No fault of the lifeguards. People are attracted to the water and waves and will go in even tho they can't swim. You can't have everyone fill out a questionnaire to see if they can swim or not. It's heartbreaking to lose a life no matter what the circumstances. I feel for the man's family. These lifeguards are heroes no matter what.

@rosec7008 2 года назад

Just heartbreaking 😔 sending love to his family x

@brandonfoley3175 2 года назад

Props to the team for still finding his body even knowing he was gone. Rest In Peace🙏🏽🙏🏽god bless their family

@KpopManiac_143 Год назад

You know you have amazing staff watching over you when they don’t even have a confirmed missing person but still look for them for over an hour.

@rashidskepple1277 2 года назад

My deepest condolences to that man and his family.😭😭😭😭 May his soul rest in eternal piece.

@BeeBeautiful92 2 года назад

Even though I live in the UK I love watching Bondi rescue and I give my most humblest condolences to the man’s family who is saddened by the loss but we know and believe and trust that the lifeguards tried their very best to preserve the gentleman‘s life again I’ll give you my deepest condolences❤️💜

@katbairwell Год назад

Your heart breaks, first for the family, and then for the team - especially To and Reidy who both were sure of what they had seen. They must have been second guessing their actions for ages after, wondering if they did this sooner, or said that instead of this. At the end of the day they committed as man resources to searching at the time as they could, without a confirmed missing person there's no way they could have gotten a heli out. Poor buggers. Bless the family for being willing to allow their personal tragedy to be used to educate the public, I'm sure the stark warnings of this episode made some people more beach savvy, and saved lives as a result.

@richardthiele8363 2 года назад

These lifeguards do such a fantastic job with hundreds of people in the water at the same time. Many of the vacationers are bad swimmers but they go in anyway and I can see just by looking how rough and dangerous the surf is there.

@Wowzersweezers 2 года назад

This is just so sad, I hope the family has found peace and has adapted better in Australia despite this extremely sad, and depressing moment

@tamzinmenadue4887 2 года назад

They had to go back to Mongolia as the husband ,was the one with a job

@007rainbear 2 года назад

The family knew how hard it hit the lifeguards as much as the demise of the husband/father was…. Healing has started

@annegreenwood3624 2 года назад

such a tragedy the lifeguards wear their heart on their sleeves and do such a great job so much respect,kindness my friend died from drowning he was only five so i always tell people how important water safety is and how fast a person or child could die another great video may he rip

@rachelolson5488 15 часов назад

1st instinct of a trained professional is usually right. Thank you for sharing with the family blessing.

@strivingfornewhorizons9281 2 года назад

Thank you for educating people about the ocean and its dangers and doing this important work every day! 52%!! of the people in Germany say they can't swim or aren't very good at it - this statistic from one of my sports classes hits way harder after watching your videos and living closer to a big lake

@brassholio 2 года назад

That's crazy to me. I just assumed all adults could swim and didn't know any better til I was about 25. We learned at school how to get out of a rip, and not even at the school swimming lessons, this was in the actual classroom and on multiple occasions. Suppose that's what happens when you live on a giant island.

@strivingfornewhorizons9281 2 года назад

@@brassholio Do you live in Australia? I learned about rips and how to stay safe in the ocean from my dad at a young age (lots of vacations at the north sea) and seriously thought everybody knew that kind of stuff until a friend of mine gleefully tried to walk right into a rip... Stuff like this should be taught either in swimming lessons or in school, I'm fairly certain surviving is more important than interpreting poetry

@brassholio 2 года назад

@@strivingfornewhorizons9281 Yep, I'm from Queensland. I've been to Bondi dozens of times.

@iridiumSerpent Год назад

@@strivingfornewhorizons9281 it’s a requirement to know how to swim in Australia, even in the most interior parts of Australia which is mostly desert and scrubland. You can drown in less than an inch of water.

@waynester71 2 года назад

That’s a tough thing to deal with.. that young lifeguard dealt with the family so well, acted beyond his years.. Such a sad situation. Respect the water guys