Marine Rescue NSW Inspector Stuart Massey said “Volunteers from Marine Rescue Port Kembla, Shellharbour, Jervis Bay and Shoalhaven have resumed a search for a missing man off Windang Island at the instruction of Marine Area Command.
“At 9am Port Kembla 31, Shellharbour 30 were back on water. They have now been joined by Jervis Bay 41 and Shoalhaven 30 expanding the search from Point Perpendicular in Jervis Bay to Bass Point.
“Conditions currently are good but are expected to deteriorate this afternoon.” Inspector Massey said.
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