A major emergency operation is underway along the North Wales coastline after concerns were raised for a missing man's safety. Coastguard teams from multiple stations have been deployed in an intensive search effort spanning both land and sea.
The alarm was raised on Tuesday evening when reports came in about an individual last seen in the Porthmadog area. Rescue teams immediately launched what has become a significant multi-agency response.
Critical Discovery Sparks Urgent Search
Search efforts intensified after a crucial discovery was made - an abandoned rucksack found on a local beach. This finding has heightened concerns for the man's welfare and prompted the deployment of additional resources to the area.
Multiple Coastguard rescue teams are currently combing the coastline, while lifeboats patrol the waters offshore. The search operation involves specialists trained in coastal and marine rescue operations.
Multi-Agency Emergency Response
North Wales Police have confirmed they are leading the investigation into the man's disappearance. A police spokesperson stated: "We are extremely concerned for the individual's welfare and are working closely with coastguard and mountain rescue teams."
The search operation includes:
- Multiple Coastguard rescue teams
- RNLI lifeboats from nearby stations
- Police search coordinators
- Specialist coastal search units
Local residents have been asked to remain vigilant and report any potential sightings to authorities immediately. The search continues through the night with teams determined to locate the missing individual.
