2433 days ago

The search continues for a man who went missing on the Coromandel Peninsula.

Neighbourly from Neighbourly.co.nz

Gordon Nicholson, 62, was last seen on Tuesday at Whiritoa beach possibly heading to a blowhole near the south end. He is also a diabetic.

The search will resume on Friday in the Whiritoa area, a police spokeswoman said.

"[On Thursday] police utilised Coastguard, Surf Lifesaving, Tairua and Waihi LandSAR volunteers, Fire and Emergency, as well as the Police Eagle helicopter. Today will continue on as yesterday, with the same assistance from those community groups."

Nicholson was wearing tramping boots, shorts and carrying a medium-sized daypack.

Anyone who may have seen him or have any information on his whereabouts is urged to get in touch with Hamilton Police on (07) 858 6200.

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