Sperlonga, a town between Rome and Naples, was the scene of the crime.
Three families who had been stranded at sea for a long time were rescued by rescue dogs.
A group of three families swam in the sea 100 meters from the coast, relaxing on air mattresses and various watercraft. There were 8 children in the group.
A sudden rise in the ocean’s swells drove them deeper into the water.
A few of them fell into the sea after failing to swim to safety. Help had to be summoned.
People were in danger, and a young girl on the beach noticed it.
She dashed to the nearest train station in search of help.
Three Labrador rescue dogs were sent to assist.
After a few laps around the pool with the dogs, everyone had arrived at the beach.
They were hero-worshipped by the beachgoers, who hailed Eros, 7, Mya, 5, and Mira as heroes.
Over 400 beachgoers gathered to see the rescue operation.
The dogs were applauded warmly after all the rescued were safe.
According to Sperlonga Mayor Armando Cusan, the choice to engage dogs in rescue efforts was perfectly justified.
