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Message: <blockquote data-quote="amasin" data-source="post: 20591460" data-attributes="member: 438906">Revealed: Five young men whose bodies washed up on Camber Sands were 'Sri Lankan' friends on a day trip from London - but why won't police tell us what happened?Five men have died after drowning in the water at Camber Sands in East Sussex on hottest day of the yearFriends believed to be of Sri Lankan origin and travelled down to beach together by car from London All the victims drowned in their shorts and T-shirts and led to false speculation they were illegal immigrantsCoastguard search and rescue helicopters, air ambulance and RNLI lifeboat rescue teams attended sceneMedics battled to save the lives of three men on who were dragged from the water, but they all died Dog walker then found two more fully clothed bodies washed up on the famous beach at around 8pm  Businesses and beachgoers demand answers over deaths on calm warm day 'without a ripple in the sea'Camber Sands had up to 25,000 people basking on the sand yesterday but no permanent lifeguards By MARTIN ROBINSON, UK CHIEF REPORTER and KEILIGH BAKER and MARK DUELL FOR MAILONLINEPUBLISHED: 14:31 GMT, 24 August 2016 | UPDATED: 11:28 GMT, 25 August 2016     3.7kshares803View commentsFive men who drowned off Camber Sands were a group of Sri Lankan friends visiting from London - but beachgoers today urged the police to reveal more about their mysterious deaths.Three victims were pulled from the sea off the East Sussex beach yesterday afternoon and emergency services tried and failed to revive them in front of thousands of horrified holidaymakers.Two more bodies - also believed to be wearing shorts and T-shirts - were found washed up by a walker as the tide went out last night. One source said they are understood to have worked in the same restaurant and friend Thujee Jay tweeted today: 'Why did God take 5 lives at once. RIP Nitharsan, Kuru, Kobi, Kenny and Indhusan. Can't believe you are all gone.' The friends may have been pulled to their deaths by the powerful riptide but Sussex Police is yet to say why they think the men got in trouble, leading to concerns from beachgoers about their own safety.Last month 19-year-old Brazilian Gustavo Silva Da Cruz died while swimming off the famous beach. In July a father and son suffered serious injuries after they were attacked by a swarm of jellyfish.Sam Maynard, 40, who runs a beach equipment rentals company, said the continuing safety concerns and a lack of lifeguards could 'crucify' businesses.He said: 'We just want to know what happened. It could crucify us, especially as it's a month to the day since that boy drowned last month. It's a safe beach. No one understands how this could have happened.' Rob Manning, who works at Bavarian Beach Grill, saw one of the men pulled from the water, and said: 'Everyone feels we just need lifeguards. If you were a mum with kids and you saw the news you would think I'm not taking my kids there'.Read more: <a href="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3756569/Three-people-pulled-unconscious-waves-Camber-Sands-rescue-teams-try-desperately-revive-them.html#ixzz4ILKEDarm" target="_blank">http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3756569/Three-people-pulled-unconscious-waves-Camber-Sands-rescue-teams-try-desperately-revive-them.html#ixzz4ILKEDarm</a> Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook</blockquote>

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