Coastguards had been compelled to rescue fossil hunters who acquired caught in sinking mud on the Jurassic Coast the place walkers took to the seaside regardless of a latest large collapse.

Teams were called out to close by Charmouth Bay, Dorset, at round 1.45pm on Saturday - after studies that somebody was trapped in deep mud.

But simply over two hours later, rescue groups had been referred to as out once more as one other individual was caught close to the mouth of the River Char at round 4pm.

Shocking photographs present the person, whose identification is unknown, being wedged within the mud earlier than rescue groups used a compressed air to loosen his trapped leg.

Lyme Regis Coastguard mentioned each individuals had been safely rescued and checked over by ambulance crews as a precaution.

And simply down the coast at East Beach at West Bay, dozens of individuals had been on the seaside yesterday afternoon regardless of an enormous cliff collapse on Monday.

The National Coastwatch Institution mentioned these incidents ought to "remind members of the public to keep clear of mudslides".

A spokesperson mentioned: "It is an opportune moment to strongly remind members of the public to keep clear of mud slides.

"Whilst the floor could type a agency crust in dry climate, it is not going to be robust sufficient to carry an individual’s weight and the mud can be delicate beneath.

"When falling into the mud it can create a suction and draw the body in deeper."