NSRI deploy rescue operations for missing man in Betty’s Bay, WC
NSRI search for a 24-year-old man who went missing in Betty's Bay on the Cape South Coast
The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) has initiated a search operation for a 24-year-old man from the Observatory area who went missing in Betty’s Bay, on the Cape South Coast. Craig Lambinon, NSRI spokesperson, stated that police divers, NSRI divers and a rescue helicopter have been dispatched to the location. The rescue swimmers have also been conducting free dive searches.
Despite an extensive combined search utilizing air, sea and shoreline resources, there are currently no indications of the missing individual. Consequently, police have initiated an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the man's disappearance. The Water Policing and Diving Services (WPDS) of the police force are persisting with ongoing search efforts.
On Sunday, NSRI Kleinmond is providing additional support to the police divers in this endeavor. The family and friends of the missing man are being extended support and prayers during this challenging period. NSRI's Drowning Prevention Manager, Andrew Ingram, has also provided crucial safety recommendations for communities in flood-stricken regions of Limpopo.
He emphasized the need for precautionary measures to prevent drowning incidents and stressed the importance of adhering to flood warnings.
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