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On June 28, 2026, two separate rescue operations occurred off the coast of Lemnos, Greece, following incidents involving a Bulgarian couple on a stand-up paddleboard (SUP) and a child on an inflatable raft, both swept away by strong winds. The couple faced the most perilous situation off Parthenomytos, where the woman lost her paddleboard, prompting urgent action from local residents and the Greek Coast Guard.
The child, who was also carried away by the winds while on a floating device at Platy beach, was similarly rescued in a quick response that involved both citizens and coast guard personnel. In both instances, the swift actions of the local community played a crucial role in preventing severe outcomes, given the adverse sea conditions prevalent across many areas of the island that day.
29 June
Local residents in Lemnos carried out a double rescue at sea for the swept-away tourists.
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