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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Bodies of Blessings Charumbira and Nomphumelelo Malindisa recovered
2. Missing swimmer search update
The tragic drowning incident at Pollock Beach in Summerstrand claimed the lives of Blessings Charumbira (26) and Nomphumelelo Malindisa (21). The two friends were part of a group of five at the beach that day. According to Police spokesperson Captain Sandra Janse Van Rensburg, the friends went for a swim around 3 pm, but three of them disappeared from sight. Charumbira’s body was found at around 7:20 pm, followed by Malindisa’s. The search for the third victim is ongoing. No foul play is suspected. Stay informed with News24, a trusted source of news for thousands of South Africans for the past 25 years. Subscribe today for reliable and empowering news coverage.
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1. Recovered Bodies Blessings Charumbira Nomphumelelo Malindisa
2. Missing Swimmer Search Bodies Update Blessings Charumbira Nomphumelelo Malindisa
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The tragic incident that took place on Sunday, May 19, at Pollock Beach in Summerstrand has left the community in shock. The two individuals who lost their lives have been identified as Blessings Charumbira (26) and Nomphumelelo Malindisa (21). They were part of a group of five friends who had gathered at the popular beach that afternoon.
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According to police spokesperson, Captain Sandra Janse Van Rensburg, the group of friends arrived at Pollock Beach in Summerstrand around 15:00. It is alleged that three of them decided to take a swim in the ocean.
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Shortly after 15:30, when their friends on the beach noticed that they were missing, a call for help was made. The search and rescue operation began, but unfortunately, only two bodies were recovered.
Janse Van Rensburg explained that at approximately 19:20, Charumbira’s body was washed ashore, followed by Malindisa’s body shortly after. The search for the third victim is still ongoing.
“At this stage, no foul play is suspected, and the investigation into the incident is continuing,” she stated.
The incident occurred at Pollock Beach, a popular spot in Summerstrand known for its picturesque views and sandy shores. Located in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, the beach is frequented by locals and tourists alike for its calm waters and beautiful surroundings.
Pollock Beach offers a perfect setting for relaxation and recreation, with opportunities for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports. However, like any natural body of water, it also poses risks, especially for those who are not familiar with the conditions or are inexperienced swimmers.
Authorities are reminding beachgoers to always prioritize safety when engaging in water activities and to be aware of potential hazards such as strong currents or sudden changes in weather. It serves as a tragic reminder of the importance of water safety and the need for vigilance when enjoying the beach.
