«Breaking News» Briton 'falls overboard in western Mediterranean' sparking major search operation

A 31-year-old Briton is believed to have fallen overboard on a ferry in the western Mediterranean today, sparking a major sea and air search operation. 

Rene Michael Kingston, a former company director from Essex, was reported missing as the Baralearia line's Hypatia de Alejandría ship docked at Palma, Majorca, a few minutes after 7am local time. 

Mr Kingston had been travelling on the boat with his mother, according to well placed sources. 

Rene Michael Kingston, 31, is believed to have fallen overboard on the Baralearia line's Hypatia de Alejandría ship, pictured, earlier today as it travelled from Ibiza to Majorca 

It is understood the alert was raised by the man's family but it is not known whether they were on holiday in the Balearics.

Maritime Rescue spokesman Miguel Chicón said they had looked at the ferry's CCTV and the missing Brit was seen on board still at 5am. 

At that time, the ferry was around 15 miles from the island of Tagomago, a private island off the east coast of Ibiza. 

Three vessels from Spain's Maritime Rescue Service began the search along with an Air-Sea Search spotter plane and helicopter, another helicopter from the paramilitary Civil Guard and a French spotter aircraft which happened to be in the area. 

All ships in the region were also alerted.  

The newly-built Hypatia de Alejandría can carry 880 people, 2,194 linear meters of cargo and 166 vehicles.

A spokesman for Spanish Coastguards said: 'There has been no news yet. Under normal circumstances the search would continue till nightfall before being resumed at first light tomorrow.

'It is too early at this stage to speculate what might have happened. All we can say at this stage is that the alarm was raised when the ferry reached its destination because a person on board was missing.' 

Shipping company Baleària invested 200million euros in the ship, which is their first to be powered by liquefied natural gas.

A well-placed source said: 'The British man was travelling with his mother.'

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Main photo article A 31-year-old Briton is believed to have fallen overboard on a ferry in the western Mediterranean today, sparking a major sea and air search operation. 
Rene Michael Kingston, a former company director from Essex, was reported missing as the Baralearia line’s Hypatia de Alejandría ship do...

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