Three boys were rescued from the sea at Callantsoog last night by the rescue brigade and the Royal Dutch Rescue Society (KNRM). They had entered a mouse current, it reports Noordhollands Dagblad.
The boys went into the water around 7:30 PM. They ended up in a large channel and were dragged into the sea. When they got out of the current, they were about a hundred yards from the shore.
Lifeguards lifeguards were doing an exercise on the beach at the time. As a result, they were quick to respond. Lifeguards went into the sea with rescue boards, the rescue workers of the KNRM came with a boat.
Ambulance personnel waited for the three on the beach and checked them. The boys did not have to go to the hospital and are doing well according to circumstances.
What exactly is such a mouse, and how do you get out?
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