A teenage boy has died after going into the ocean in Skegness, Lincolnshire.
Police described him as “a child under the age of 16”, saying that he was within the water at round 6.15pm on Saturday.
A search was carried out by officers and the coastguard, with the boy’s physique discovered at round 11.30pm.
No additional particulars have been given in regards to the boy or how he received into problem within the water.
Superintendent Lee Pache stated: “We obtained a excessive quantity of requires lacking individuals on the coast yesterday.
“At one level, inside two hours, we obtained 10 calls.
“All of those that had been reported lacking, aside from the kid who sadly died, had been positioned secure and effectively.
“Our thoughts are with the boy’s family.”
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It got here as temperatures pushed in the direction of the mid-30s in components of the UK, prompting many individuals to go to coastal areas to chill off.
Late final week, Gareth Morrison, head of water security on the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), stated: “With so many people enjoying the water this summer, it’s important that we all know the risks.
“If you get into bother within the water, Float to Live – lean again, utilizing your legs and arms to remain afloat.
“Control your breathing, then call for help or swim to safety.
“In a coastal emergency, name 999 or 112 for the Coastguard.”
He added: “Record numbers are additionally taking to the water on craft reminiscent of paddleboards and kayaks, many for the primary time. It’s essential to at all times keep in mind to put on a lifejacket or buoyancy help and to take a method of calling for assist.”
Source: information.sky.com”