Woman dies after getting into difficulties off Norfolk coast
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Investigations are continuing after a woman died after getting into difficulties at Waxham near Great Yarmouth on Sunday evening.
Lifeboats, coastguards and The air ambulance were called to Waxham beach just after 5pm to reports of multiple people in trouble off the beach. Two boys managed to get to safety. The woman, who was in her 30s, was rescued by the Sea Palling Lifeboat but was pronounced dead on arrival at hospital
The beaches are more crowded as people are not going abroad and families are heading to many sites that don't have lifeguards.
Her death comes after a day after a man in his 20s died at Bawsey Country Park near King's Lynn
Superintendent Jason Broome from Norfolk Constabulary said: "Colleagues from Norfolk Coastguard and the East of England Ambulance Service assisted officers with the incident.
"A woman, aged in her 30s, was recovered from the water and she was sadly pronounced dead on arrival at hospital. Her death is being treated as unexplained but not suspicious.
"While enquiries are continuing to establish the exact circumstances leading up to the woman’s death, this is a tragic situation and our condolences are with her family."
On Saturday, HM Coastguard dealt with 340 incidents across the whole of the UK - the highest number of call-outs in a single day for well over four years.