State police: 22-year-old Queens man drowns in Delaware River
A 22-year-old Queens man drowned in the Delaware River on Saturday, state police say.
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Aug 29, 2022, 7:29 PM
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yesterdayA 22-year-old Queens
man drowned in the Delaware River on Saturday, state police say.
Brian
Ordenia-Flores, was rafting with friends and family at Indian Head Campgrounds
in Barryville in Sullivan County when it happened.
Troopers say
Flores tried swimming to an island in the middle of the river but got tired and
caught in the current.
Flores was found by members
of National Park Services and brough to Columbia Memorial Hospital, where he
was pronounced dead.
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