A search has actually resumed for an angler swept rocks north of Sydney while the body of a male has actually been discovered on the NSW north coast. The guy, aged in his 60s, was fishing with a group of 3 others, all of whom were saved after being swept into the waters of Fingal Bay in Port Stephens, 221km northeast of Sydney, on Saturday early morning. A substantial search was started to discover the 4th angler, however it was suspended at 6pm, due to hazardous browse conditions. View the current news and stream free of charge on 7plus >> The multi-agency water and land-based search resumed on Sunday early morning. Among the saved anglers, a male in his 50s, suffered injuries to his upper torso and was flown to John Hunter Hospital in Newcastle. A female and a male who belonged to the group were likewise dealt with by paramedics. It comes as NSW authorities provided a caution for dangerous browse on Sunday for Byron Coast, Coffs Coast, Macquarie Coast and Hunter Coast NSW Police stated the body of a male aged in his 70s was discovered at Iluka Bay, 115km south of Byron, on Saturday night. Cops are examining the situations of the occurrence. They stated the guy is yet to be officially determined.
Browse resumes for missing out on angler swept rocks at Fingal Bay
