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Missing canoeist Lake Te Anau Found Dead |
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Missing canoeist Lake Te Anau
1310hrs
Police
confirm that they have recovered the body of the 24 year old
man who went missing on Lake Te Anau whilst canoeing
yesterday.
The body was located a short distance from his canoe at Brod Bay.
The name of the man is yet to be confirmed, but he is not from New Zealand.
Dave
Raynes
Senior
Sergeant
Invercargill
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