article: A member of the public found the two bodies as the tide receded at about 20:00 BST on Wednesday, the RNLI said. A search is under way for a third person missing at the East Sussex beach. Lifeboats and a helicopter are combing the water off the coast. Seven other people have died around the British coastline since Friday. Richard Tollett, lifeboat operations manager at Rye Harbour, told the Press Association the RNLI received a request to launch at around 20:30. He said: "As the tide has receded it has left a couple more bodies on the beach in the sand. "A member of the public found them and that person reported another one in the water so we have got two lifeboats and a helicopter searching the area trying to find the other one." The first alert came just after 14:10 when coastguard helicopters, a lifeboat, rescue teams and an air ambulance were sent to the scene after reports three men were in need of urgent medical assistance. The beach was cleared and the public were asked to stay away while the emergency services dealt with the incident. Suggestions that their deaths may be linked to jellyfish have been ruled out. Sussex Police stated there was nothing to suggest the men were migrants. Ch Supt Di Roskilly said: "This has been an incredibly tragic situation. At this stage we are doing all we can to establish who the men are and to identify next of kin." Eyewitness Natalja Taylor, 30, said she saw three people being pulled out of the water, apparently by "regular people, not emergency personnel". "There were so many people there. They were still on the beach when we left," she said. She said police drove on to the beach with a loudspeaker telling people not to go into the water until further notice, and also taped off "a huge chunk of the beach so no-one could get near it". She said: "It's pretty scary. I'm not sure how it happened. We decided not to go into the sea after seeing warning signs about some kind of fish. "It wasn't particularly windy down there, it was just a hot, sunny beach day." Charlotte Frederick, from London, who saw the rescue operation take place, said: "One was taken away on a rescue truck and the other two were left behind." She said she realised later that the other two men had also died. "We saw them take up a blanket and then after that we saw them taken in a body bag. It was really distressing," she said. The incident happened on the hottest day of the year when the beach was packed with people. Ch Supt Roskilly said: "This has been an incredibly tragic situation and very traumatic for those who were there on the beach at the time." Last month, 19-year-old Brazilian Gustavo Silva Da Cruz died after getting into difficulty while swimming in the sea there. He was one of three men who got into trouble in the water. Camber Sands is a popular destination for
summary: Two more bodies have been found on the beach at Camber Sands, hours after three men were pulled from the water on the hottest day of the year.