Four Indians lost their lives in a drowning incident at the unpatrolled Forrest Caves Beach on Phillip Island, Australia. The victims, part of an extended family, included three women and a man. Despite immediate CPR efforts, three perished on-site, while the fourth succumbed to injuries later. The incident has raised concerns about safety at the popular tourist spot, emphasizing the risks associated with the lack of lifeguard patrols. Social media warnings echo fears that increased promotion could lead to more tragic incidents, prompting a call for heightened safety measures.