The search for two teenage boys who were swept away in a swollen creek in Georgia resumed Sunday, as authorities said they "hope for a miracle" to find the pair alive. A woman who witnessed the two get swept away tried to help, but also needed to be rescued, the sheriff's office said. "Earlier the water was moving at roughly 3000 cubic feet per second," the sheriff's office posted to Facebook. "We hope for a miracle, but we understand the reality," the sheriff's office said. In another post, the sheriff's office showed divers searching the water for the teens, which could not take place earlier due to high water levels.

Source: Fox News June 03, 2018 14:48 UTC