Assynt Mountain Rescue Team were also part of Saturday's search. Image: Assynt Mountain Rescue Team
Several coastal rescue teams have been deployed to an ongoing incident at River Shin.
Three teams have been sent to the River Shin south of Lairg, to assist police.
A Coast Guard spokesperson said crews are currently still in the area.
Teams from Dornoch, Cromarty and Inverness were sent to the area as well as Rescue 151, a search and rescue helicopter from Inverness.
A helicopter was spotted flying overhead the Falls of Shin, a waterfall south of Lairg. Image: Alex Banks/DC Thomson
An eyewitness said police, ambulance and coastal rescue teams were spotted near Falls of Shin, a waterfall along the River Shin.
Members of Assynt Mountain Rescue Team were also part of Saturday’s search.
Several members were involved as well as a search and rescue drone.
Assynt Mountain Rescue Team deployed a drone as part of the search. Image: Assynt Mountain Rescue Team
The river flows from Loch Shin near Lairg in Sutherland. It connects with the Kyle of Sutherland near at Invershin, a small village about six miles to the south.
The Press and Journal has reached out to police for more details.
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Rescue crews attend ongoing incident at River Shin
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