Desperate search for two men last seen at beach with inflatable kayaks 48hrs ago as Coastguard support cops

Desperate search for two men last seen at beach with inflatable kayaks 48hrs ago as Coastguard support cops

FEARS are rising for two men last spotted 48 hours ago in the vicinity of a beach with inflatable kayaks. An alarm was raised today and coastguards and police have now launched a search for the pair, only named as “Simon and Connor”. Both were only identified by their first names Police released pictures of the two men They were last seen in the vicinity of the beach off Hafan-Y-Mor holiday camp, Pwllheli at around 6.30pm on Tuesday. A spokesperson for North Wales Police said: “Concerns were raised this morning for the whereabouts of Simon and Connor.” Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! Chief Inspector Ian Roberts confirmed that officers are now conducting inquiries and searching in the area. “If you were on the beach on Tuesday evening, or have any information that could help us find Simon and Connor, please contact us,” he added. Read more about missing people A small shingle beach at the side of a cliff in Pwllheli, Wales Credit: Alamy At the time of their disappearance, the weather in Pwllheli was warm, with temperatures rising to 17C. The wind reached only 8mph, which is considered as a “gentle breeze”. For now, the search remains ongoing. This comes as a heroic girl, 15, died alongside her mum while trying to save a boy, 7, from the tide in West Mersea, near Colchester, in Essex, yesterday evening. Most read in The Sun Selina Rahman, 41, and her daughter Samia Rahman were among a group of five caught up in the horror. Cops and coastguard crews were scrambled to Sea View Holiday Park at around 5.30pm, with a seven-year-old boy reportedly in a coma after being rushed to hospital. Comment now

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