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Twenty-four-year-old Se Nah Park (also spelled Senah Park) of San Bruno was swept out to sea at Panther State Beach in Santa Cruz County on Sunday night, November 8, 2026, and active search efforts have since been suspended.
What Happened
- The Incident: Park and a group of friends were visiting Panther State Beach (near Davenport and Santa Cruz) to celebrate a birthday. While passing through a narrow natural rock formation known as the "keyhole" connecting to Hole In The Wall Beach, an incoming tide and strong wave knocked several members of the group off their feet.
Search and Rescue Efforts
- Multi-Agency Response: The Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office, U.S. Coast Guard, Cal Fire CZU, California State Parks, and local fire departments launched an extensive rescue operation involving helicopters, motor lifeboats, fixed-wing planes, drones, and ground personnel.
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