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The Cruz Roja (Red Cross) resumed this Monday morning the search for a man who went missing in the waters of playa Calder, Puntarenas.

According to authorities, the man, whose identity was not made public, rescued his son who was drowning and then disappeared after being dragged by the current, in front of the restaurant Mar Azul.

Source (in Spanish): La Teja

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