She ignored the WARNING SIREN🚨⚠️

A video on YouTube. In True Crime & Mysteries, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

This video recounts the 2017 tragic incident in New Zealand where a group of friends visiting a swimming pool on the Waikato River were caught unawares by water released from the upstream Aratiatia Dam, resulting in the drowning of 21-year-old Rachael de Jong.

From the video

Answers: What happened to the tourists trapped by the Aratiatia Dam water release in New Zealand?

New Zealand drowning incident
Aratiatia Dam water release
Waikato River swimming pool
River safety and warnings
Search and rescue operations

What it concludes

The swimming pool was located in a spill zone about 650 feet downstream from the Aratiatia Dam, which releases 20,000 gallons of water per second three to four times a day.
A warning sign warning people not to go near the river had been stolen from the beginning of the dirt track prior to the group's arrival.
Three of the friends miraculously survived the sudden water release, but 21-year-old Rachael de Jong drowned after attempting to save her friend Alice.

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