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Two people rescued from hypothermia on a cove in Igeldo
The Fire Department arrived in Tximistarri with water engines and took two people to the port and from there to the hospital.
Two people were rescued yesterday, Friday, at the Tximistarri cove in Donostia, according to the Basque Government's Department of Security.
Around 8:10 p.m., emergency services received a warning that two people were not moving forward on a cove near Igeldo.
The firefighters went to the scene with the water engine, and from there they were taken to the port of San Sebastian, where they had to be treated for hypothermia at the hospital in San Sebastian.
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