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Man Rescued After Spending Almost an Hour Submerged in Icy Waters of Cook Inlet, Alaska
The man was only clinging to an ice chunk in the icy waters near Anchor Point before being rescued. A man submerged for almost an hour in the icy waters of Cook Inlet, near Anchor Point, Alaska, was rescued after holding to a chunk of ice on the morning of Saturday, March 5.
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