Officials are still searching for a nine-year-old boy who went missing in the sea after reportedly being washed off rocks at Sandy Bay on the Atlantic Seaboard, on Sunday.
PICTURE: NSRI logoThe National Sea Rescue’s (NSRI), Craig Lambinon, said the
search had to be halted on Sunday, as it became dark.
‘’Along the barely accessible terrain an extensive sea, air
and shoreline search revealed no signs of the missing child. Police divers held
a briefing at NSRI Hout Bay after daylight was lost at the search area,’’ said
Craig Lambinon, NSRI spokesperson.
It’s understood the boy, from Hout Bay, was with friends
and relatives and they had gone to Sandy Bay, where, while standing on a rock
on the shoreline a wave reportedly swept the child off the rocks into the sea.
‘’Police divers are continuing in an ongoing search. Thoughts
are with the family and friends of the missing child in this difficult time,’’
added Lambinon.
Done By: Esobusi
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