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A 28-year-old man was in critical condition on Friday following a near-drowning incident in Waikiki.
The incident occurred at about 4:30 p.m. in waters fronting 2403 Kalakaua Ave.
Paramedics transported the man to an area hospital.
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Man, 28, in critical condition after near-drowning in Waikiki
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Tourist don’t understand that Hawaii’s waters are calm at the top, but a strong swift, moving current called a under toe, lurks beneath them.
“called a under toe….” or, as we say in English, an undertow.
Thank you, mate. Say hi to mum.
Bloody Yanks.
Star-Advertiser, you know full well that giving a street address there doesn’t mean anything to anyone local. You could just say “Kuhio Beach by the police station”, which is where google maps says that address is located.
It’s the Advertiser. Expect nothing but the worst in journalism.