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Bajan heroes save visitors

Nation News "WHEN VICTOR LEWIS looked the visitors in the eyes last Wednesday, he held their hands and said: 'Make sure you spend the rest of your lives together, because you could have just died together.'

Lewis, a regular sea-bather at Bathsheba, St Joseph, saw the two people out to sea in distress.

What Lewis didn't know at the time was that these two were newlyweds, and were only two days into their honeymoon.

'They were on the beach with another couple who genuinely could not attempt to save them and I saw this white lady running for help, while the man stayed in the shallow water encouraging them to hold on."

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