Busy night for Oban lifeboat crew with two emergency call-outs
Updated: April 28, 2021, 3:13 pm
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Oban lifeboat volunteers were scrambled last night following reports of a person in the water and a sailing dinghy that was adrift.
The RNLI crew were called to reports of someone in the was in Loch Feochan at around 9.15pm.
It is believed the person was clinging to a mooring buoy when they got into difficulty. Oban lifeboat Mora Edith MacDonald was launched but on route it was established that another person had entered the water to assist them.
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