Loch Lomond: calls for safety measures after four people drown

Family of a previous victim and a local MSP say demands for action to prevent tragedies have been ignored

Urgent calls have been made for water patrols and safety warnings on Loch Lomond after four people drowned during the hot weather in Scotland.

The family of a teenage girl killed there last year and a local MSP accused Loch Lomond and the Trossachs national park and the Scottish fire and rescue service (SFRS) of ignoring their demands for safety measures to prevent drownings.