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Norfolk Thorpe Marshes Reserve: Two teenagers found dead after getting into difficulty in water Norfolk Thorpe Marshes Reserve deaths: Two teenagers found dead after getting into difficulty in water
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Two teenagers who got into difficulty at a water reserve in Norfolk have been found dead, according to police. Two teenagers who got into difficulty in the water at a Norfolk nature reserve have been found dead, according to police.
Emergency services were called to Thorpe Marshes Reserve in Trowse, Norfolk, at around 4.50pm following reports two people were missing in the water. The emergency services responded to a call that two people were missing at Thorpe Marshes Reserve in Trowse at around 4:50pm.
Norfolk Police said the boy and girl were teenagers. A girl and boy, both in their teens, were found dead in the water, according to Norfolk Police. Officers will now continue investigating the circumstances surrounding their deaths.
Crews from the East of England Ambulance Service and the coastguard helicopter remain on scene. The victims haven not yet been publicly named.
At the height of the search, some 40 firefighters were on the scene, including divers.
Crews from the East of England Ambulance Service and the coastguard helicopter are still at the reserve, according to officials. 
Chief Inspector Nathan Clark said: “Both bodies were discovered within water and were sadly pronounced dead at the scene.”
Chief Fire Officer, Nigel Williams, from Norfolk Fire and Rescue said: “Tragically there was nothing we could do and two young people have lost their lives whilst in open water.
”My heartfelt condolences, and those from every firefighter at the scene, go out to the family at this terribly sad time.”
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