Four Indians Drown in Australia's Worst Beach Tragedy in 20 Years

The victims, two women in their 20s, a 23-year-old man, and a 43-year-old woman, drowned at an unpatrolled beach on Phillip Island known for its dangerous swimming conditions.

Four Indians drowned at an unpatrolled beach on Phillip Island in Australia's Victoria, marking the worst tragedy in the state's waters in 20 years.
The victims were two women in their 20s, a 23-year-old man, and a 43-year-old woman. Three of them lived near Melbourne, while the 43-year-old was on holiday.
Two off-duty lifeguards attempted to save the group, but three of the victims died at the scene. The fourth victim, a woman in her 20s, was flown to a hospital in critical condition and later died.
The Indian High Commission in Canberra confirmed the incident and is providing support to the victims' friends and relatives.
The beach where the incident occurred is known for its dangerous swimming spots and lack of lifeguards. Authorities have urged people to stick to patrolled beaches on Phillip Island.