Urgent appeal after kayak washes up in Aldwick

Coastguard teams are investigating after a kayak was found washed up at Aldwick Beach.
Anyone with any information regarding the kayak is urged to call 02392 552100 immediately. Photo: Selsey Coastguard Rescue TeamAnyone with any information regarding the kayak is urged to call 02392 552100 immediately. Photo: Selsey Coastguard Rescue Team
Anyone with any information regarding the kayak is urged to call 02392 552100 immediately. Photo: Selsey Coastguard Rescue Team

According to Selsey Coastguard Rescue Team, it was called to the beach this morning (Wednesday, June 3) after a kayak 'washed up in the surf'.

A spokesperson said: "Photos and details of the kayak were sent to our Operations Room and ongoing investigations are being carried out.

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"Anyone with any information regarding the kayak are urged to contact us immediately on 02392 552100."

The Coastguard reminded beach-goers to 'be aware of the risks'.

The spokesperson added: "The coast and the sea can catch you out whether you’re local or not. Our message remains: call 999 Coastguard if you’re in trouble.

"Please help us and our families stay safe. Be aware of the risks, keep your distance.

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"In an emergency out at sea, on the beach or along the coast dial 999 and ask for the Coastguard."

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