As the American artistic swimmer Anita Alvarez fainted and sank toward the bottom of the pool at the world championships, her coach Andrea Fuentes made a split-second decision: She dove in to save her. Alvarez is doing "fine" now, her coach said. Tweet added by The New York Times @nytimes

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As the American artistic swimmer Anita Alvarez fainted and sank toward the bottom of the pool at the world championships, her coach Andrea Fuentes made a split-second decision: She dove in to save her. Alvarez is doing "fine" now, her coach said.

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Ronal Jhon Novoa

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@nytimes It may be related to anti-covid vaccines but they don't say.

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Wut/da/wold

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@nytimes My friends niece has been fainting on the regular since second dose. They are running test to see what’s up and if they are small seizures. Very sad.

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Francisco Hernández

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@nytimes 🙆🏻‍♂️🙆🏻‍♂️😔

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Patti M ツ🎨🦎

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@nytimes Wow but you can not blame the lifeguards, they are watching the whole pool and the coach probably had eyes on Anita from the moment she started swimming.

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