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A dog fell four meters into rough waters at Seacliff Harbour; rescuers saved it and two helpers, urging people to call 999 instead of entering dangerous water.
A dog fell four meters into Seacliff Harbour in North Berwick, prompting two people to enter the water to rescue it.
Strong waves and a five-meter swell made direct rescue dangerous, so the RNLI lifeboat landed on Seacliff Beach and approached on foot.
The dog was safely recovered using an animal rescue bag, and both people were pulled from the water, shaken but not injured.
Emergency crews praised public cooperation.
The RNLI urged people not to enter dangerous waters to help animals, stressing that calling 999 is the safest response.
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Un perro cayó cuatro metros en aguas turbulentas en Seacliff Harbour; los rescatistas lo salvaron y a dos ayudantes, instando a la gente a llamar al 999 en lugar de entrar en aguas peligrosas.