‘Dangerous’ waves ‘malicious’ waves on the east coast of Australia

At the beginning of the Easter weekend, five people were drowned in the hit parts of the big waves.

The other two people are missing on the shores of South Wales and Victorian states.

The body of a man was found in the water on Saturday Near Tathra South of New South Wales. Came a day later A 58-year-old fisherman Two others were found dead in various events in the state.

Rescuers seek a man washed in the water near Sydney. Also, a woman drowned on Friday, and a man, a man was missing after the group swept into the sea in San Remo.

“One of the women managed to return to the shore, but other women and people could not do” Victorian police said.

Victoria Premier Jacintta Allan said he noted the “terrible start” to Easter Weekend.

“My thoughts have a more difficult news to come with the family of someone who died in such tragic conditions and potentially.”

Australia’s eastern countries were beaten with dangerous waves.

The head of the philanthropist Surf Life Storage AustraliaAdam Weir, recommended recommendants, the recommended, the information they give in the last 10 years, 630 people have been drowned on the unprotuded beaches.

“But these shore areas have a few simple advice you can’t see and can not see some of the shores, so we have a few simple advice: stop, look right.”