Two people die after large emergency response on Newquay beach

Two people die after large emergency response on Newquay beach

Police have confirmed that the families of those involved have been notified, and a report will be submitted to the coroner. In a statement, officers extended their condolences, saying, “Our thoughts are with them at this extremely difficult time.”

Mayor Drew Creek described the incident as “awful,” noting that the entire community of Newquay is feeling a deep sense of sorrow. He expressed that the loss experienced by everyone following the tragedy is keenly felt. “They were down on holiday we understand and [this is] not the way you would want anyone’s holiday here in Newquay to be,” the mayor added, emphasizing the heartbreak affecting the families.

Addressing the situation, Creek acknowledged the challenging circumstances faced by the local community. He also took a moment to thank the emergency responders and rescue teams for their efforts during this time, highlighting their crucial role.

Fistral Beach, where the incident occurred, holds a prominent place as one of the busiest beaches in the country and is renowned as a prime location for surfing. It is recognized as the home of British surfing and regularly serves as the venue for significant national and international events, including the Boardmasters competition

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