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McLaren Falls Park opens but lake remains out of bounds

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Police divers from Wellington arrived this morning to search for a missing man on Lake Mclaren. Photo/John Borren

Police divers from Wellington arrived this morning to search for a missing man on Lake Mclaren. Photo/John Borren

McLaren Falls Park has reopened but the lake remains out of bounds to the public.

No fishing, swimming or other activities on the water are permitted until Saturday.

The park reopened at 2pm.

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