Penrith beach to remain closed after drowning

Penrith beach to remain closed after drowning

Western Sydney's new inland beach will remain closed after a man drowned in the water on Boxing Day.

New inland beach to remain closed after drowning

Western Sydney's new inland beach will remain closed today after a man drowned in the water on Boxing Day.9News understands the St Mary's man was paddleboarding when he got into trouble outside of the patrol zone about 2.35pm yesterday in Penrith.Police used PolAir from the sky and police divers in the water to try to locate the 35-year-old but instead, made the grim discovery around 6.15pm.READ MORE: Restaurateur Bill Granger dies aged 54The …

Penrith Beach remains closed following drowning

Penrith Beach in Western Sydney remains closed after a man drowned on Tuesday. Crews were called around 2:30pm on Tuesday after the 35-year-old went swimming but failed to resurface. Police divers, helicopters and the SES were brought in to assist with efforts. His body was found just after 6pm. A report will be prepared for the coroner.

Penrith Beach remains closed following drowning

Penrith Beach in Western Sydney remains closed after a man drowned on Tuesday. Crews were called around 2:30pm on Tuesday after the 35-year-old went swimming but failed to resurface. Police divers, helicopters and the SES were brought in to assist with efforts. His body was found just after 6pm. A report will be prepared for the coroner.

Penrith Beach remains closed following drowning

Penrith Beach in Western Sydney remains closed after a man drowned on Tuesday. Crews were called around 2:30pm on Tuesday after the 35-year-old went swimming but failed to resurface. Police divers, helicopters and the SES were brought in to assist with efforts. His body was found just after 6pm. A report will be prepared for the coroner.