Levi Caverly, who was 18 years old and from Maine, was found dead as a result of the fall, while his sister, who was 17 years old, was rescued by emergency personnel.
A New Jersey dispatch call detailed the frantic efforts of first responders to save an 18-year-old boy and his 17-year-old sister after a hole they had dug at the beach collapsed. The hole had been dug by the pair themselves.
At Ocean Beach, which is located close to Toms River, New Jersey, on the eastern side of the state, a first responder reports to a dispatcher that there are ” Two people have been buried alive by the sand. It took place on Tuesday afternoon at about four o’clock in the afternoon. Despite their best efforts, emergency personnel was unable to rescue 18-year-old Levi Caverly before he fell into the 10-foot crater that collapsed. During the few hours that the operation lasted, those tasked with saving his sister dug into the sand on their bellies while also making use of a machine that removed the sand.
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“The other one has been discovered,” but the first one is still thought to be buried in the chest. One more was found buried beneath the sand “During the thick of the action, a rescuer offers their assistance. According to “One is fully submerged,” it is buried at a depth of at least ten feet beneath the sand.
And on from the point where we left off, “It appears that the frontend loader is on its way, and the head of the second victim can now be seen sticking out of the sand… Those who need oxygen will be provided with it.”
After that, a response comes a few seconds later from someone who says, “18 years old, he is a male…
The past of the heart… At this point, my head is just about level with the surface of the sand… Not even a pause for air.”
