An enormous emergency response at a National Park has led to tragedy after it was confirmed three males died after moving into issue in a river. Yorkshire Police had been known as to the River Esk, close to Glaiside within the North York Moors this morning.

It's understood a passer-by had noticed a 4x4 at simply after 11.30am in the present day within the river after brutal Storm Gerrit winds ripped into Britain. It has since been confirmed that three males had been discovered inside. They had been tragically pronounced lifeless.

The automobile has since been recovered from the river. A North Yorkshire Police spokesman added a fourth man wanted medical therapy after attempting to aim to tug the opposite passengers out of the sunken automobile. Fire, ambulance and associate companies scrambled to the scene, together with an air ambulance.

In a press release, it mentioned: "The vehicle was recovered from the river by the fire service just after 3pm. Sadly, the three men inside have died. Another man who attempted to help those in the 4x4 was pulled to safety from the river at around 12.10pm.

"He has been receiving medical therapy. Next of kin are at the moment being knowledgeable in regards to the tragic incident and specialist assist is being offered by the police.

More info might be launched sooner or later. In the meantime, witnesses to the incident are urged to name North Yorkshire Police on 101, choice 4, quoting reference NYP-28122023-0146."