Three women were discovered dead in the sea near Brighton's Madeira Drive, prompting an ongoing investigation by Sussex Police. The incident began early this morning when emergency services responded to calls about a person in distress in the water. Later, three bodies were found, and authorities confirmed no further searches were necessary.

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Sussex Police's Chief Superintendent Adam Hays stated that the incident has had a significant impact on the local community.. The focus now is on identifying the victims and locating their families. Hays mentioned that searches are underway to gather and view CCTV footage and the surrounding area, including properties and businesses nearby.

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The police and emergency services conducted extensive searches of the water, involving the Brighton Lifeboats and Shoreham All-weather crews. The coordinated effort highlights the seriousness of the situation and the community's response to the tragedy.

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Brighton and Hove Mayor Bella Sankey and MP Chris Ward expressed their condolences on behalf of the city. Their statements underscore the emotional toll on the community and the need for support during this difficult time .

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According to the report, the cause and circumstances of the incident are still under investigation. The police are working diligently to piece together the events leading up to the tragedy. As of now , the identities of the women remain unknown , and the investigation is ongoing.