Two sisters, Hajra Zahid and Haleema, tragically lost their lives while attempting to paddle in a national park in Wales. The sisters, who were fully clothed and unable to swim, ventured into a picturesque wild swimming site in Snowdonia's Eryri national park. The group, consisting of three male friends and the sisters, had split up for privacy and religious reasons. The men later discovered the sisters' belongings by the water's edge and found Hajra floating face down in her red dress. Despite their efforts, the sisters could not be saved, and both were pronounced dead at the scene. The coroner's court concluded that the sisters had drowned after they were unable to swim to safety. The incident highlights the dangers of entering such pools, especially for those who cannot swim, and the importance of caution when exploring natural environments.
