"A gender reveal celebration took an unexpected turn after emergency services arrived over concerns for the safety of a boat crew."
"The team found that the red flare was in fact pink, and the crew had been helping a couple reveal the gender of their baby."
The article recounts an incident during a gender reveal party near the River Tyne, where emergency services were alerted after seeing a boat that appeared to be in distress due to a red smoke flare. Upon investigation, it was determined that the flare was pink, indicating the baby's gender, not a distress signal. The Tynemouth Volunteer Life Brigade expressed relief at the situation's harmless nature, highlighting the importance of caution when using flares in coastal areas to prevent unnecessary emergency responses.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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