Body Recovered From Lake Vyrnwy After Teenage Boy Entered Water

A body recovered from Lake Vyrnwy in Powys has been identified by police as a teenage boy who entered the water on Thursday afternoon. This confirmation follows a comprehensive search operation that involved numerous emergency services personnel.

Specialist divers were deployed as part of the effort to locate the teenager. The incident prompted a significant response from local authorities and rescue teams at the remote beauty spot.

Body Recovered From Lake Vyrnwy After Teenage Boy Entered Water

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