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Boater missing after fishing boat capsizes in Columbia River

Portland, ORLocal News

A fishing boat capsized in the Columbia River on September 24, 2024, resulting in the alarming report of a missing boater. Local search and rescue teams have mobilized to locate the individual, with efforts ongoing as of the latest updates. The specific circumstances of the capsizing are not yet known, but local authorities are investigating the incident. The Columbia River, a popular spot for fishing and recreational boating, has a history of similar incidents, prompting discussions about boating safety in the area. Community members have been urged to provide any information that could assist in the search.

Local news outlets have reported on the situation, emphasizing the importance of safety while engaging in water activities. As the search continues, both family and friends of the missing boater are anxiously awaiting news. The incident serves as a reminder of the potential dangers associated with boating and the need for increased safety measures.

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