A woman in her 60s has died after entering the sea off the Lancashire coast in an attempt to rescue her pet dog, which had become trapped in the water.
Lancashire Police confirmed the incident. According to police, the woman got into difficulty in the water and was transported to hospital, where she subsequently died.
The incident occurred when the woman's pet dog became trapped in the water off the Lancashire coast. In an effort to save the animal, the woman ventured into the sea but encountered difficulties in the water.
A man was also reported to be in critical condition following the incident, according to GB News. The circumstances of the man's involvement and his relationship to the woman were not specified in the available reports.
Lancashire Police provided confirmation of the woman's death. The woman, described as being in her 60s, was pronounced dead at the hospital after getting into difficulty in the water.
The incident highlights the circumstances surrounding the woman's attempt to rescue her pet. The dog had become trapped in the water, prompting the rescue attempt that ultimately resulted in the woman's death.
No further details about ongoing investigations, the condition of the dog, or additional statements from authorities were provided in the available source material.
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