Warning To Boaties Following Fire At Kinloch, Lake Taupō
Boaties using the water near Kinloch Beach, Taupō, are urged to take care after a vessel caught fire and sank this afternoon.
About 2.50pm, Police were notified of a boat on fire, some 300m from the shore.
Everyone on the boat is safe and well, thanks to several other nearby boaties who came to their aid.
The response was a collaboration between FENZ, the Coastguard, Harbourmaster, Ambulance and Police.
The boat has since sunk in about 4 metres of water and may pose a hazard to other water uses. Boaties in the area should watch for debris and follow instructions of the Harbormaster.
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