Second near-drowning at Agnes Water in days
A rescue helicopter is responding to reports a man was pulled from the water unconscious at the same beach where another man was left in a critical condition this week.
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A man has been pulled from the water after a near-drowning, the second of its kind at the same stretch of coast this week.
A Queensland Ambulance service spokesman said the man in his 60s was pulled from the water near Captain Cook Drive, Agnes Water at 10.11am.
He was in a stable condition and being treated for non-life-threatening injuries to his face.
A rescue helicopter has been sent to the scene with more details to be released soon.
It comes just days after a man in is 70s was pulled unconscious from the water at the same beach on Wednesday.
He was flown to hospital in a critical condition.
More to come.
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