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Search after person goes overboard from Dunoon-Gourock ferry Search after person goes overboard from Dunoon-Gourock ferry
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CalMac vessel MV Ali Cat was sent to join the search efforts
A person has gone overboard from a ferry in the Firth of Clyde.A person has gone overboard from a ferry in the Firth of Clyde.
Coastguard crews, including the service's helicopter, and lifeboat personnel have launched a search following the incident between Dunoon and Gourock on Sunday afternoon.Coastguard crews, including the service's helicopter, and lifeboat personnel have launched a search following the incident between Dunoon and Gourock on Sunday afternoon.
CalMac and Western Ferries said sailings on the route had been suspended until further notice.CalMac and Western Ferries said sailings on the route had been suspended until further notice.
Police Scotland and the Scottish Ambulance Service are also in attendance.Police Scotland and the Scottish Ambulance Service are also in attendance.
The Western Ferries vessel, from which the person went overboard, is a car and passenger service.The Western Ferries vessel, from which the person went overboard, is a car and passenger service.
CalMac said its vessel the MV Ali Cat was assisting coastguard crews with the search.CalMac said its vessel the MV Ali Cat was assisting coastguard crews with the search.
This is a breaking story and will be updated shortly. The company initially said its sailings were due to resume at 15:20, but that has now been pushed back indefinitely.
This breaking news story is being updated and more details will be published shortly. Please refresh the page for the fullest version. Western Ferries has also cancelled all of its sailings.
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