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Southend RNLI saves two girls clinging to groyne marker in sea

Two young girls who got into difficulty while swimming in the sea were found clinging to a groyne marker by lifeboat crews.

A man spotted the pair in the Thames Estuary at about 20:55 BST on Saturday from his position near Westcliff-on-Sea’s Eastern Esplanade .

The RNLI’s Southend inshore lifeboat was launched. Its crew safely took the girls onboard before leaving them in the care of the coastguard.

A short while later, at 21:06, it was then reported a kayaker was in distress off the pier, but they were found to be safe and not in need of assistance.


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