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Loch boat man search to restart Body of missing fish worker found
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A search for a man missing after a boat capsized on a loch on the Isle of Lewis is due to resume on Wednesday morning. Search and rescue teams have found the body of a fish farm worker who died after a boat capsized on a loch.
Four people were on board the boat when it turned over in the Kinloch area. Three swam to safety. Peter Duce, 61, from Harris, was one of four people on board the craft on Loch na Creige Fraoich, Lewis. The three others swam to safety.
Emergency services were alerted at about 1620 GMT on Tuesday after the accident on Loch na Creige Fraoich. Emergency services were alerted at about 1620 GMT on Tuesday. Mr Duce's body was found on Wednesday morning.
Northern Constabulary, Stornoway Coastguard and members of the public had been involved in the search. Efforts will resume at 0800 GMT. Northern Constabulary, Stornoway Coastguard and members of the public were involved in the search.
Atrocious weather
Conditions were said to have been atrocious with winds of more than 60mph battering the area.
A coastguard spokeswoman said: "The boat overturned with four on board. Three of them made it to shore.
"We had a coastguard helicopter and two teams searching for them."
The search was called off for the night late on Tuesday evening.