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25/11/2019
Coastguard Launched As Kayak Found In Co Down
The Coastguard has launched an operation after a kayak was found abandoned in Co Down.
The green and black inflatable vessel was discovered in the seaside village of Millisle on Monday morning, 25 November.
A spokesperson for the Portaferry Coastguard Research Team shared on Facebook: "Do you recognise this kayak? It's been located in Millisle.
"Please contact Belfast Coastguard ASAP if it's yours. Units in scene searching."
A pair of wellington boots and an oar were also discovered with the vessel, according to reports.
(JG/CM)
The green and black inflatable vessel was discovered in the seaside village of Millisle on Monday morning, 25 November.
A spokesperson for the Portaferry Coastguard Research Team shared on Facebook: "Do you recognise this kayak? It's been located in Millisle.
"Please contact Belfast Coastguard ASAP if it's yours. Units in scene searching."
A pair of wellington boots and an oar were also discovered with the vessel, according to reports.
(JG/CM)
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