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British Sister and Brother Who Drowned on Holiday in Spain Named

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August 02, 2025

A British brother and sister who drowned off a Spanish beach have been named as Ameiya Del Brocco, aged 13, and 11-year-old Ricardo Junior.

- Kevin Rawlinson

British Sister and Brother Who Drowned on Holiday in Spain Named

Their father, Ricardo Senior, who had also entered the water, was rescued by local emergency services after the incident during a family holiday in the Catalan town of Salou, on the north-eastern coast of Spain, on Tuesday.

Ameiya, known as Maya, and Ricardo Junior, known as Jubs, were "two beautiful, bright, and deeply loved children, taken far too soon", said their cousin Holly Marquis-Johnson. "The pain their family is feeling is unimaginable."

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