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Community Unites in Ongoing Search for Missing Boaters off Bodega and Marin County Coasts

Community Unites in Ongoing Search for Missing Boaters off Bodega and Marin County Coasts

The search for the missing boaters after two separate accidents off the coast of Bodega Bay has been ongoing, with local and county authorities and community members continuing their efforts. According to a social media update by the

Sonoma Sheriff’s Office

, the Sheriff’s Office Marine Unit and Search and Rescue teams and helicopter support have been scouring land, air, and water since the incidents occurred on Sunday and Monday.

Despite challenging ocean conditions that have impeded the search efforts, new areas have been examined. The Sonoma Sheriff’s post described that coordinates were provided to the Sheriff’s Office helicopter to check regions too dangerous for the Search and Rescue team to access on foot. Assistance from the Marin County Sheriff’s Office and National Parks Rangers in Point Reyes was also enlisted, expanding the search along the Marin coast.

While official search operations have been suspended pending further information, these local endeavors represent a community that clings to hope and is not yet ready to retreat. The U.S. Coast Guard had previously dedicated over 57 hours and covered an expanse of more than 2,100 square miles, as per

Hoodline

. Six individuals, involving three adults and three juveniles, were originally reported overdue after embarking on a crabbing trip. Only two have been found thus far, one survivor currently under medical care and one deceased.

The decision to suspend such intensive search efforts is never taken lightly. “The decision to suspend a search is always difficult to make and never done lightly,” said U.S. Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Michael L. Zapawa, per

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Hoodline

. The Coast Guard made clear their readiness to resume the search should new information arise.

Anyone with information about the missing boaters or sightings of debris along the Sonoma Coast is urged to contact the Sheriff’s Office at 707-565-2121 or the Coast Guard Sector San Francisco at (415) 399-3502.

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