Two British tourists who drowned while swimming at a beach near the Great Barrier Reef have been named as Robin and Owen Reed.
Robin, 46, and his son Owen, 17, from Caerphilly County in South Wales, entered the water without lifeguards in the town of Seventeen Seventy in Queensland, , on April 13. They were recovered from the water by a police helicopter and a third man, from Australia, was airlifted to hospital with serious head injuries.
The Coroner’s Court of Queensland told the the two deaths had been reported to the court and coronial investigations are in their initial stages. In a tribute to the father and son on , Treowen Stars FC, a football club based in the Newbridge area of Caerphilly, said: “Awful, awful news about Robin Reed and his son Owen.
READ MORE:
READ MORE:
“Our thoughts and deepest condolences with Robin and Owen’s family and friends. Robin was a good friend to many at Treowen and will be missed. Rest in peace both.”
This is a breaking news story. Follow us on , , , , or visit homepage.
You may also like
Uttarakhand: Doors of Shri Madhmaheshwar Temple open for pilgrims amid grand ceremonies
Sonia, Rahul Gandhi enjoyed Rs 142 crore of 'proceeds of crime' in National Herald case, ED tells Delhi court
Shower in the morning or at night? Microbiologist FINALLY solves the riddle
Is Tom Cruise's 'Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning' worth watching? Full review and breakdown
Warning issued to UK households over kitchen appliance that could be hacked