Frantic search for missing paddle boarder who vanished on Scots loch
Cops received a "report of concern" this evening
'REPORT OF CONCERN' Frantic search for missing paddle boarder who vanished on Scots loch
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A FRANTIC search has been launched for a paddleboarder who went missing at a Scottish loch.
Emergency services were called to Loch Ore, within Lochore Meadows Country Park, Fife, on Saturday evening.
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Emergency services are looking for the missing man
Police said they had received a "report of concern" for a male who had been out in the water.
A search for the man remains on-going, with the help of the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and the coastguard.
Visitors were urged to avoid the area.
Loch Ore is a popular beauty spot, and used for leisure purposes, like sailing, paddle sports and open water swimming.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Around 5.25pm on Saturday we were called to Loch Ore Meadows, Lochgelly after receiving a report of concern for a male who had been paddle boarding.
"Emergency services, including the coastguard, are in attendance and extensive searches are being carried out.
"Enquiries are ongoing and we would ask people to please avoid the area if possible."
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service confirmed staff are also in attendance.
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