Wave knocks over reporter during live broadcast in Spain; crew escapes unharmed
In Ondarroa in Spain's Basque Country, reporter Sergio Ovejero and camerawoman Raquel were caught under a wave that surged over a sea wall during a live report. Both are safe.
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Television reporter Sergio Ovejero, describing sea conditions live in Ondarroa in Spain's Basque Country, was knocked to the ground by a powerful wave that surged over a sea wall. The wave also hit camerawoman Raquel.
Broadcast interrupted
The incident happened during a live segment of the programme Euskadi Quédate on ETB2. Ovejero was explaining the dangerous conditions created by the waves from a coastal promenade when the water suddenly crossed the wall. The impact briefly cut the broadcast. Studio presenter Odei Esnaola appeared concerned as the feed disappeared.
Crew safe
The programme team later confirmed that Ovejero and Raquel were safe and had suffered no serious injury. Ovejero also replied to messages on social media to reassure concerned viewers.
The footage quickly spread widely. Some users noted that powerful waves are common on the coast and that reporting so close to the water carries risks. Others were relieved the crew was unharmed, while some focused on the presenter's reaction when the feed cut out.






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