InquirerMotorcycle rider injured by falling tree branch in PampangaESPN DeportesEN VIVO Andy Ruiz Jr. vs Damian Knyba: Sigue la peleaThe Jerusalem PostAmerica, beware: The battle over Israel’s identity could be coming for the US - opinionESPNInside the never-ending puzzle of US Open match schedulingCNN TürkMASTERCHEF'TE ELEME ADAYI KİM OLDU 4 EYLÜL: MasterChef'te potaya kim gitti? Dokunulmazlığı hangi takım kazandı?SözcüAğzında sakızla geldi tek soru almadı, gitti!UOLPartido Novo pede arquivamento de investigação contra MendonçaWirtualna PolskaRosja próbuje wpłynąć na wynik referendum w Szwajcarii. Chodzi o sankcjeCBS NewsNFL demands Kalshi and Polymarket refrain from offering questionable sports bets매일경제“우리는 왜 성과급 잔치서 소외” 이재용 회장 집앞서 무기한 집회한다는 삼전 노조La NaciónGranja Tres Arroyos: el gobierno de Kicillof ordenó la reincorporación de 1200 empleados despedidosABC NewsState GOP candidate allegedly tried to plant drugs on primary opponent: Investigators
The Daily Newsstand · Free, Always
Saturday, September 5, 2026

Cops rescue child from drowning in Ilocos Sur

Translate
Tourist police officers and barangay officials rescue a child who nearly drowned while swimming with family members at Maldives of Ilocandia in Barangay Dadalaquiten Sur, Sinait, Ilocos Sur. The child was later brought to a hospital for medical evaluation and treatment. —Photo courtesy of PNP Tourist Police Unit/Ilocos Sur PPO

SAN ILDEFONSO, ILOCOS SUR, Philippines — Tourist police officers and barangay officials rescued a child who nearly drowned while swimming with family members at a beach in Sinait town, police said.

Personnel of the Sinait Tourist Police Assistance Center (TPAC) were conducting police presence at Maldives of Ilocandia in Barangay Dadalaquiten Sur when they heard family members calling for help.

Police said the child, whose age was not immediately disclosed, encountered difficulty while swimming in the shallow waters near the shoreline.

Article continues after this advertisement

READ: 11-year-old boy drowns in Tanay river – police

FEATURED STORIES

NEWSINFO

NEWSINFO

NEWSINFO

Tourist police officers immediately responded and, with the assistance of barangay officials in the area, brought the child to safety.

Personnel of the Sinait Municipal Police Station then transported the child to the nearest hospital for medical evaluation and treatment.

Police said the quick, coordinated response prevented the incident from developing into a more serious emergency.—KENNETH P. TABIN/CONTRIBUTOR

View the original on Inquirer

KioskNews shows a cleaned-up reading view extracted from the publisher’s page — the original always lives on their site, not ours.