Maryport rescue called after reports of person in sea
Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 2 Nov, 09:48 · Archive
Emergency services were called to Maryport after reports of a person in the water at South Shore. Maryport Rescue said its team was called by Belfast Coastguard at 4.42pm on Sunday, November 1, and quickly arrived at the scene whilst preparing to launch its lifeboat.
Maryport Coastguard Rescue Team and Whitehaven Coastguard Rescue Team were also mobilised as part of the response.
Before the lifeboat launch took place, rescuers received confirmation that the person was in the hands of Cumbria Police. Maryport Rescue said: 'The team were called out by Belfast Coastguard following reports of a person in the sea at South Shore Maryport. Quickly arriving on station whilst preparing to launch our lifeboat the good news was received that the person was in the hands of Cumbria Police so no further actions were required.'
How it is being reported
- Maryport rescue team called after reports of person in seaEmergency services were called out following reports of a person in the sea at Maryport.Cumberland News · 2 Nov, 09:11
- Maryport rescue team called after reports of person in seaEmergency services were called out following reports of a person in the sea at Maryport.NW Evening Mail · 2 Nov, 09:11
- Maryport rescue team called after reports of person in seaEmergency services were called out following reports of a person in the sea at Maryport.Whitehaven News · 2 Nov, 09:11
- Maryport rescue team called after reports of person in seaEmergency services were called out following reports of a person in the sea at Maryport.Westmorland Gazette · 2 Nov, 09:11
In this story: Maryport Rescue · Belfast Coastguard · Cumbria Police · Maryport Coastguard Rescue Team · Whitehaven Coastguard Rescue Team · Maryport · South Shore
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