St Davids RNLI lifeboat tasked to a swimmer in difficulties

Also tasked were St Davids coastguard rescue team.

The sea swimmer had unknowingly drifted into the flooding tidal stream off the headland.

As the lifeboat was proceeding to this incident, further information came from Milford Haven Coastguard Operations Centre, that the struggling swimmer had been rescued by instructional staff from a local outdoor adventure provider.

At this time and with this information the lifeboat was stood down to return to station arriving back at 1.05pm.

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