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A search is under way for two divers who have gone missing off the Pembrokeshire coast. Two divers who went missing off the Pembrokeshire coast, sparking a major sea search, have been found.
Milford Haven Coastguard said the two men, both in their 50s, have been missing for a "few hours". Milford Haven Coastguard said the two men, both in their 50s, had not been seen since leaving a diveboat at Strumble Head, Pembrokeshire.
The search, which started at 1730 BST, is taking place around Strumble Head near Fishguard, where the divers are understood to have gone missing. It is understood they are conscious and are currently in a rescue helicopter being taken to a hospital where there is a decompression chamber.
Four lifeboats from Fishguard and St David's are searching the area, along with a rescue helicopter. They were found by an RAF rescue helicopter.
St David's lifeboat spokesman Jim Phillips said the men were last seen at 1455 BST when they were dropped off by their diveboat. The search, which started at 1730 BST, was taking place around Strumble Head near Fishguard.
Four lifeboats from Fishguard and St David's were searching the area, along with the helicopter.
St David's lifeboat spokesman Jim Phillips said the men had not been seen since at 1455 BST when they were dropped off by their diveboat.
The alarm was raised when the men failed to make contact with the vessel a few hours later.The alarm was raised when the men failed to make contact with the vessel a few hours later.
"The divers were last seen at 1455 this afternoon when they were dropped off," he said.
"They failed to rendezvous with the diveboat. There are a terrific amount of wrecks along this coast - it is a popular place to dive.
"Milford Haven Coastguard is coordinating the search and will make decision as to how long it goes for."
Both the all weather lifeboat and inshore lifeboat have been launched from Fishguard and St David's along with two coastguard teams from St David's and Milford Haven and the RAF rescue helicopter from Chivenor.