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Police - Emergency Services News
UPDATE 5.52pm - MISSING PERSONS - ULLAPOOL -
Names Released - All Three Men Found UPDATE 5.25pm - MISSING PERSONS - ULLAPOOL - All Three Men Found POLICE can confirm they have located all three men reported missing in the Ullapool area earlier today. At around 16.15 rescuers close to the area where the second man was picked up located the third and final walker. The second man was located in the Camaseilean Ghlais area at 3.50pm by rescuers, which is on the opposite side of the peninsula to where the first of the men was found. It is now understood all three men have been reunited at Achnahaird Bay and are being given hot drinks and blankets to stave off the effects of the cold. It is understood they are all uninjured and lucid. As a precaution they are expected to be seen by medical services. The first man was found at around 3pm in an area known as Camascoille, north west of Achnahaird Bay where the car the trio were using was located earlier this afternoon. A full-scale search of the area was mounted at around 1.20pm following the discovery of the car they were known to be travelling in. Police then co-ordinated a search with assistance from RAF Rescue 137, RAF Mountain Rescue Team, Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team and coastguard personnel. All three men are thought to be from the Central Belt although details of the 66, 68 and 69-year-old men are not being released at this time. Area Commander for Ross, Cromarty and Skye, Superintendent David O’ Connor said: “The three men obviously became separated during adverse weather conditions overnight and thankfully they were located late this afternoon as a result of a full search and rescue operation. “I would like to pass on my sincere thanks to everyone involved for their valuable assistance in quickly locating the missing walkers as with the passage of time I was becoming increasingly concerned for their wellbeing.”
23 March 06
Update 2.47pm |