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Teenager trapped in sand up to neck rescued after 6-foot hole collapses
A 16-year-old girl who was buried in sand up to her neck after a 6ft hole she dug partially collapsed on a beach in San Diego was rescued on Tuesday, 16 July.
The teenager became trapped beneath 6 to 8 feet of sand, the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department said.
Emergency services could only see her head and arms sticking up, Lifeguard Lt. Jacob Magness said during a press conference.
They used shovels to free the trapped girl.
She later walked out of the hole uninjured, Magness said.
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