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The coastguard comes in, they throw 600,000 euros out of the boat, the swimmers dive in to get it.
Italy🏛️ PoliticsCenter8 hr. ago

The coastguard comes in, they throw 600,000 euros out of the boat, the swimmers dive in to get it.

The article discusses an incident where coast guards arrived at a location, and from a boat, they threw away 600,000 euros, prompting swimmers to jump into the water to retrieve the money. The situation highlights potential issues related to the handling of large sums of cash in public spaces and raises questions about security measures and the management of such situations by authorities.

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The coastguard comes in, they throw 600,000 euros out of the boat, the swimmers dive in to get it.

The article discusses an incident where coast guards arrived at a location, and from a boat, they threw away 600,000 euros, prompting swimmers to jump into the water to retrieve the money. The situation highlights potential issues related to the handling of large sums of cash in public spaces and raises questions about security measures and the management of such situations by authorities.

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