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Coast Guard and good Samaritans rescue boaters
SUMMARY: The Coast Guard and good Samaritans rescued five adults who were injured in a boat collision near Galveston, Texas. The accident happened when an 18-foot pleasure craft collided with a barge and capsized. All five boaters were in the water and had sustained injuries, and they were not wearing life jackets. A nearby towing vessel pulled all five people from the water before the Coast Guard arrived. Two of the boaters with more severe injuries were transported to a hospital, while the remaining three with minor injuries were taken to a different location. The cause of the collision is being investigated.
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Galveston County officials monitoring conditions as Beryl approaches Texas coast
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GALVESTON, Texas – Galveston County officials are closely monitoring Tropical Storm Beryl's approach to the Texas coast. County Judge Mark Henry has declared a disaster for potential state and federal aid. The county's Office of Emergency Management is active, with constant tracking of Beryl. Currently, no evacuations are ordered, but they may suggest voluntary evacuations for Bolivar Peninsula if conditions worsen. Henry advises residents to prepare by securing property and assembling emergency kits, including medication and pet care. “If it's not safe for you, it's not safe for your pets,” he emphasized.
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Galveston leaders prepare as storm heads to Texas coast
SUMMARY: Galveston, Texas, is under a hurricane watch as Tropical Storm Beryl approaches. Although weather in Galveston remains calm, local officials are increasing emergency preparedness in response to the storm's threat, which could bring strong winds and flooding. Galveston County's Office of Emergency Management has heightened its activation level and will have 24-hour staffing. Beachgoers continue to enjoy the weather but are advised to be cautious due to rip current warnings. Officials stress the importance of water safety, urging people to swim near lifeguards. The U.S. Coast Guard is also on standby to assist with the potential severe weather impacts.
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How Galveston is preparing for Beryl
SUMMARY: Galveston Island Beach Patrol is preparing for increased crowds and strong surf due to Tropical Storm Beryl, which may bring dangerous rip currents and surf conditions. Following a busy July 4 holiday, lifeguards are advising beachgoers to be cautious of water conditions and heat over the upcoming weekend. With storm impacts still uncertain, preparations include potentially moving equipment if tides reach critical levels. Warnings such as red flags indicate unsafe swimming conditions, and lifeguards advise non-swimmers and children to stay out of the water. Additional safety measures and rip current information are available on the Beach Patrol's website.
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