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Search for fishing boat missing off Gourdon resumes | Search for fishing boat missing off Gourdon resumes |
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The search has resumed for a fishing boat which was missing overnight off the north east coast of Scotland. | |
The 16ft creel boat Water Rail, with two people on board, failed to return to Gourdon harbour just before midday on Tuesday. | The 16ft creel boat Water Rail, with two people on board, failed to return to Gourdon harbour just before midday on Tuesday. |
They have been named locally as 75-year-old Jim Reid and his 35-year-old grandson David Irvine. | They have been named locally as 75-year-old Jim Reid and his 35-year-old grandson David Irvine. |
Coastguards said a BP helicopter was joining the search effort on Wednesday afternoon. | |
The search area takes in a stretch of coastline from Stonehaven to St Cyrus, and far out to sea. | |
Efforts to locate the vessel have involved an RAF helicopter from Lossiemouth, Aberdeen and Montrose lifeboats and fishing boats. | Efforts to locate the vessel have involved an RAF helicopter from Lossiemouth, Aberdeen and Montrose lifeboats and fishing boats. |
On Tuesday evening searching was taking place up to 20 miles from the shore. | On Tuesday evening searching was taking place up to 20 miles from the shore. |