PICTURED: Mom, 34, who drowned at a preferred seashore on the primary day of faculty holidays

A mom who drowned in tough surf whereas her 11-year-old daughter watched in horror has been recognized as a Toowoomba nursery employee.

Natasha Thorpe, 34, was swimming along with her daughter on the unpatrolled First Bay seashore in Coolum on Monday, on the Sunshine Coast, when the pair had been dragged out to sea.

Witnesses stated the lady was in a position to make it again to shore, however Ms Thorpe was noticed floating within the water. 

Surfers rushed the mom to the sand and carried out CPR for about 30 minutes till paramedics arrived, however she was pronounced lifeless on the scene. 

Toowoomba mom Natasha Thorpe (pictured) has been recognized as the girl who drowned in tough surf at a Sunshine Coast seashore on Monday

Ms Thorpe was swimming along with her 11-year-old daughter on the unpatrolled First Bay seashore in Coolum on Monday when the pair had been swept out to sea, witnesses stated the lady was in a position to get to the shore however her mom wasn’t (police pictured on the scene)

Ms Thorpe was holidaying within the space along with her prolonged household who had been all close by when she drowned. 

Sergeant Peter Blake from the Coolum Police Station advised ABC News it was an ‘absolute tragedy’. 

‘Her brother and her father, in addition to mum and her daughter, had been all of the neighborhood of the place this occurred,’ Sergeant Blake stated.  

He stated the water regarded inviting nevertheless it was doubtlessly harmful for individuals who weren’t used to swimming within the surf.

‘It isn’t precisely clear how she bought into hassle, however there may be lots of water shifting round with the swell that’s coming in,’ he stated.

A report might be ready for the coroner. 

Surfers rushed the mom to the seashore and carried out CPR for about 30 minutes as they waited for paramedics to reach however she was pronounced lifeless on the scene (pictured)