Lord of the Flies Newspaper

Boys Rescued From Harsh Weather after a Night out Ordeal. Timotheo TimeoTwo boys on Friday morning were rescued from the Hovedoya Islands after an evening wind diverted their yacht and forced them deep into the sea. According to the eyewitnesses present at the scene at the time of the incident, the two boys were out into the open sea enjoying themselves on their yacht, doing game fishing when a sudden wind came and forced them into the deep see. Their attempts to call for assistance did not yield any fruit as the winds were so strong, interfering with their communication. “I saw the two boys being carried away into deeper waters when I raised an alarm within the neighborhood,” said, Stevenson, a fisherman at Hovedoya Islands.
Djokovic, 13 and Andrews 15, both sons of Mr. Jones, a local businessman, were on Friday morning rescued from the harsh weather conditions, having endured the night in the cold sea, without food or proper clothing. They were found stuck on a boulder inside the sea when the search team was dispatched from the Oslo police Navy, attached to the Hovedoya Islands police department. According to the police superintendent, Corporal Martial, the two boys must have encountered the strange weather on Thursday evening and could not get immediate assistance as the calls for help were interfered with by the same weather.
“This is a very difficult situation, the boys could have died of the harsh weather, it is through sheer luck that we found them alive,” he said. He cautioned parents against allowing their children with little or no experience to venture into the sea at this time of the year, saying that the current weather is very hostile and will only require experts to do the same.

“The weather is very bad at the moment, and we would like to caution the public to desist from allowing their children with little or no skills to navigate the strong weather into the sea, without an elderly person to accompany them.” “It is very dangerous because even the lines of communication can be interfered with and so getting help may be delayed,” he said.
“I was attending to my customers as usual in the shops when I got a strange call to inform me that my sons are drowning. It couldn’t quite tell who called because before I asked for more information the person hung up, and I did not manage to call back”. The situation was very difficult, and we must only remain grateful that they are safe and sound”, said the distraught father. It is aid that the boys had earlier requested for permission to attend to the sea and oblivious of the impending dangers of allowing teenagers to go out into the sea unattended to be an adult; the father still granted them permission.
The two boys were so scared, terrified and sickly that they could not speak. Mr. Jones lamented the slow response of the police Navy arguing that they would have responded in a faster manner to rescue his boys. “We had to wait the whole night to bring them back from the sea, that was a distressing moment, and I could not rest.” “It was a hard time for all of us, we prayed, and we searched, but we are glad that they are here safe with us. It is a miracle, and I must say I am very glad”, the father of three said.
“The response team was quite slow due to poor communication, I can’t deny that, but we did our best throughout the night, and we have managed to rescue the children, to us, that is the greatest achievement, and we are glad we managed it,” said the jovial Jones. In the recent past, the Hovedoya Islands police departments have been very efficient in their rescue missions and have worked to rescue man victims of the harsh weather successfully. This was just another case of successful rescue mission performed by the police in the area.
Weather experts said that the prevailing states of strong currents were attributed to the monsoon winds that are currently experienced in the shorelines of the town. “Our records indicate that we are experiencing the highest tides and the strongest currents in the seas at the moment. The currents are strongest, reading as high as 4 knots, and that is very dangerous for novice boat riders”, said Mr. Oreo, the chairman of Windfinder. Strong winds lead to the development of strong currents in the sea. It is, therefore, important that before any attempt to launch out into the sea is made, one must inform the authorities so that a rescue missions can be simplified, whenever a similar disaster strikes. The police also congratulated the members of the public for the swift response when called upon to help, and in providing the police with information.
Then two boys were then taken to Oslo Hospital where they were treated and released. The doctors said that the only needed psychiatrists to help them recover psychologically, but there was no physical harm to them.