A person was rescued by a lifeboat at Wells after they fell into difficulty in the harbour.
The incident happened on Saturday, May 20 at 7.37pm, when a lifeboat was called to help a person who was in the water.
A lifeboat from the Wells RNLI station arrived at 7.53pm and found the person in between the Quay wall and a fishing boat.
Two life rings had been thrown in by members of the public from the quayside.
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However, the person was not able to get out of the water without help and a crew member assisted them into the boat.
The rescued person was described as "tired and cold" and was handed over to the care of ambulance teams.
The news comes after a weekend of lifeboat emergencies across the county, perhaps spurred by the high temperatures seeing people flock to the coast.
A person was also rescued off the coast of Hunstanton on Sunday and was taken to hospital.
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