Search resumes for tourist swept out to sea from cove in Spain

EMERGENCY services have resumed their search for a 35-year-old tourist who was swept out to sea after being hit by a large wave in a cove on the holiday island of Mallorca.
The French woman, described as a non-swimmer was dragged away by strong currents at the picturesque Cala de s’Algar, in Portocolom at around 4.30pm yesterday (Wednesday).
Guardia Civil officers and the Maritime Rescue service have joined the search
Throughout the Balearics there have been almost 100 incidents due to the strong wind and rain as some the islands continue to remain under yellow alerts for severe weather through until at least Saturday.

Les Geas de la @guardiacivil reprenen la recerca de la dona de 35 anys de nacionalitat francesa que va caure accidentalment ahir horabaixa a la zona de la platja de s'Algar #Felanitx

— Emergències 112 Illes Balears (@Emergencies_112) November 1, 2018

01/11 11:45 #AEMET actualiza #avisos en Baleares. Activos hoy y mañana. Nivel máx amarillo +info HAGA CLICK EN LA IMAGEN o https://t.co/xY6Un0EpyF https://t.co/tQvKnvSlKh

— AEMET_Baleares (@AEMET_Baleares) November 1, 2018

Bon vespre, @AJANSACLAR

Heu vist aquesta meravella de la naturalesa. És Valldemossa i el seu port, sa Marina. @AEMET_Baleares pic.twitter.com/LFXVyb9HpC

— Mateu Ramonell (@mateuramonell) October 31, 2018