A major search is under way after a person was swept into the water from rocks in Anglesey.

The operation is taking place at Trearddur Bay in North Wales after a ‘serious police incident’ was reported at Ravens Point on Saturday.

The Maritime and Coastguard Agency confirmed the search was continuing as of Sunday morning.

HM Coastguard is co-ordinating the response, with a coastguard helicopter and RNLI lifeboats involved.

Holyhead, Moelfre and Rhosneigr coastguard rescue teams are also helping with the search, as are North Wales Police and Wales Ambulance Service.

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Officers have urged members of the public to avoid the area.

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