Major rescue operation introduced as girl is going lacking after falling into reservoir close to dam

A big seek has been introduced after a teenage girl fell into the water at a attractiveness spot close to Rochdale.

The teenager, whose age has now not been showed, is lacking following studies she fell right into a reservoir at Baitings Dam this afternoon.

West Yorkshire Police officials, along side hearth and rescue and paramedics, descended at the huge frame of water in Ripponden in a while after 1.17pm.

Water rescue groups, incident reaction groups and different products and services, are proceeding to go looking the reservoir this night after efforts to search out the girl were unsuccessful.

The ongoing operation is targeted at the house round Baitings Dam, a big water provide reservoir controlled by means of Yorkshire Water, located within the valley of the River Ryburn.

Four West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue crews have been often known as to the reservoir in addition to firefighters from Littleborough workforce. 

The Yorkshire Ambulance Service additionally showed it is Hazardous Area Response Team is on the scene. 

Water rescue groups, incident reaction groups and different products and services, will proceed to go looking the reservoir during the night

The ongoing operation is targeted at the house round Baitings Dam, a big water provide reservoir controlled by means of Yorkshire Water, located within the valley of the River Ryburn

The teenager, whose age has now not been showed, is lacking after coming into Baitings Dam

A police spokesperson mentioned: ‘Shortly after 1.17pm this afternoon, police have been known as to a record a girl had fallen into water at Baitings Dam close to Ripponden.

‘Initially police, hearth and ambulance have been deployed to the scene, however the teenage girl may just now not be situated. 

‘Searches are proceeding this night by means of underwater seek groups, to check out and find her

‘Anyone who has any data which might lend a hand ongoing searches is requested to touch Calderdale District Police on-line at www.westyorkshire.police.united kingdom/LiveChat or by means of calling 101 referencing police log 797 of these days.’