Three men have been rescued from the water in Loch Lomond after getting into trouble while swimming.
Emergency services rushed to the village of Luss in around 11.30am on November 20.
Police and ambulance services arrived at the scene and the men were pulled from the water.
They were treated by paramedics at the scene.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “We received report of three men in difficulty in the water at Loch Lomond near Luss around 11.30am on Saturday, 20 November, 2021.
"Emergency services attended and the three men were rescued from the water. They were treated by paramedics at the scene.”
Loch Lomond Rescue Boat later posted on Facebook saying: "Today at 11:32hrs LLRB were paged by Police Scotland after reports of a capsized vessel with four persons without life jackets clinging to the upturned vessel.
"LLRB launched and made way to the reported area just off the mainland at Fraoch Isle.
"Once located, the crew assessed the casualties and treated them for hypothermia, transporting the casualties back to base at Luss and handing over to the Scottish Ambulance Service.
"LLRB returned to the site to transport Police Scotland Officers back to Luss. LLRB then stood down and returned to base at 12:35hrs. Thank you to all emergency services involved today and great team work from the crew once again.
"Could we please ask that if you are sailing on Loch Lomond or any water. Please wear a life jacket."
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