A teenage girl is missing off a South Australian beach, with police and surf lifesavers desperately scouring the water for her.
Emergency services were called to Glenelg beach, near Adelaide, around 5.50pm Sunday following reports a group of swimmers were in trouble.
Four teenagers, believed to be from the same group, were rescued, however a fifth friend has yet to be located.
A teenage girl is missing off a South Australian beach, with police and surf lifesavers desperately scouring the water for her
Emergency services were called to Glenelg beach, near Adelaide, around 5.50pm Sunday following reports a group of swimmers were in trouble
The teenagers were taken to Royal Adelaide Hospital, with at least two in serious condition, a South Australia police spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia.
Police from the Water Operations Unit are assisting in the search for the missing girl, along with the Surf Lifesaving helicopter and PolAir.
They are scouring the area near Holdfast Marina, as dozens of onlookers line the beach, News.com.au reports.
Three other children have died at the same spot since 2007, including two young boys who got into trouble near the jetty on January 1, 2016, The Advertiser reports.
Their deaths prompted the installation of warning signs, with many urging after the death of a boy in 2007 of notices about the area’s strong currents and rips.
Four teenagers, believed to be from the same group, were rescued, however a fifth friend has yet to be located
Police from the Water Operations Unit are assisting in the search for the missing girl, along with the Surf Lifesaving helicopter and PolAir (pictured is Glenelg beach)