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Lowestoft capsize: Search for possible missing people called off Lowestoft capsize: Two men reported missing to police
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A search for two people feared missing after a speed boat capsized off the Suffolk coast has been called off. Two men have been reported missing to police in Norfolk as a shoreline search is conducted for the occupants of a capsized speedboat.
Lifeboats and a helicopter searched the sea off Lowestoft after a third person was found off Ness Point on Monday afternoon. He later died. Lifeboats and a helicopter searched the sea off Lowestoft, Suffolk, after the body of a third person was found near Ness Point on Monday afternoon.
The overturned speedboat was discovered washed up on a beach. The overturned speedboat was discovered in the sea close to a beach.
Rescuers believed three people were on board the boat when it left Great Yarmouth in Norfolk on Monday morning. The sea search ended at 00:40 GMT but a shore search resumed later, said the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.
The coastguard received a call at about 14:00 GMT reporting a man in the water at Ness Point. A number of men are believed to have set out by boat from Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, for a fishing trip on Monday morning.
Attempts were made to revive him, but he died. Two men, said by police to be local, have now been reported as missing.
Coastguard rescue co-ordinator Peter Byatt said the search would not resume until more information about who was on the boat was obtained. A Maritime and Coastguard Agency spokesman said: "Coastguard rescue teams from Lowestoft and Southwold will carry out a shoreline search this morning at low water. There are no plans to carry out a sea search."
Police are trying to trace the next of kin of the man found in the sea near Ness Point.
The coastguard received a call at about 14:00 GMT on Monday reporting a man in the water at Ness Point.
Attempts were made to revive him, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.