Lifesaver urges public to take care
A retired fireman says he defied years of training when he entered the water in Douglas Marina to help rescue a tourist in distress on Friday.
Bobby Moore just happened to be passing by North Quay as members of the public noticed a man in his mid-60s had fallen in trying to board a yacht.
He then went in himself to help before emergency services arrived.
Mr Moore is now urging people to take care when trying to board boats there:
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