Woman Found Dead on Rhyl Beach in North Wales

On October 25, emergency services were called to the seafront at Rhyl, a seaside town in Denbighshire, after a woman's body was discovered on the beach. The woman has not been publicly identified, and her family and the coroner have been notified. Police are treating the death as “unexpected.”

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North Wales Police arrived at the beachfront shortly after 11:15 am. Within minutes, additional agencies joined the scene: Coastguard Rescue Teams from Rhyl and Flint arrived at 11:23 am, accompanied by a Coastguard Search and Rescue helicopter, Rhyl lifeboats, the Welsh Ambulance Service, and the Wales Air Ambulance. All agencies coordinated their efforts under the direction of the police.

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North Wales Police released a statement confirming the timing of their arrival and emphasizing that the death is being treated as unexpected, while also noting that the victim’s family and coroner have been informed. A spokesperson for HM Coastguard reiterated the 11:23 am deployment of rescue teams from Rhyl and Flint and listed the assets that responded, including the helicopter and lifeboats. No further details about the circumstances of the death have been released pending investigation.

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• “Police attended the beach front at Rhyl shortly after 11.15am yesterday, 25 October, following a report of a woman’s body sadly being discovered,” — North Wales Police

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• “23am on Sunday 25 October, Coastguard Rescue Teams from Rhyl and Flint attended an incident at Rhyl.” — HM Coastguard, spokesperson

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