A lifelong New Jersey resident, he has previously worked as a features writer and sports reporter. The women can swim as deep as 30 metres and are known to hold their breath for up to three minutes at a time as they forage for catch or hunt down the odd wily octopus. (ABC News: Mitch Woolnough) Then, one by one, they dive. Nicolas Fernandes is the early morning breaking news reporter. The island of Jeju is famous for its volcanic mountain and the beautiful blue waters that surround it. The search was broken off at 11:59 p.m. Monday and was resumed Tuesday morning. The victim's husband reported the incident to New Jersey State Park Police at 8:20 p.m., saying his wife went in the water south of the A22 area of the park, Hajna said.Īlong with the Coast Guard, the State Police Aviation Unit and Marine Services Bureau assisted state park police with Berkeley Township police and fire departments from Ocean Beach, Seaside Park, Seaside Heights and Lavallette. It is suspected that this was due to a rip current, officials said. More: Belmar swimmer drowns off 8th Avenue beach as first responders rescue multiple others The woman was at the beach with her husband when she went into the water and was pulled away from the shoreline, according to the U.S. He had no identification for the woman or any additional information about the recovery.

Larry Hajna, spokesman for the state Department of Environmental Protection, said her body was located at 11:05 a.m. Watch Video: US Coast Guard rescue 2 from sailboat at Little Egg InletīERKELEY – The body of a 59-year-old woman who was swept out to sea Monday night at Island Beach State Park has been recovered, a state official said.

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