Jay Slater: 'Living nightmare' hunt for missing British teenager on Tenerife enters sixth day
Helicopters, rescue dogs and drones have continued to scour the holiday island of Tenerife for a missing British teenager as concerned family and friends endure a "living nightmare".
The hunt for 19-year-old Jay Slater from Oswaldtwistle, near Blackburn in Lancashire, is now in its sixth day.
Lancashire Constabulary said that while the case "falls outside the jurisdiction of UK policing", it has offered to support Spanish police "if they need any additional resources".
The force added: "They have confirmed that at this time they are satisfied that they have the resources they need, but that offer remains open and they will contact us should that position change."
The apprentice bricklayer was holidaying with friends on Tenerife before he disappeared on Monday.
He was last heard from when he called a friend to say he was setting off on an 11-hour walk to get home, after he missed his bus.
Ofelia Medina Hernandez, who was the last person to see Mr Slater, told Sky News: "I saw the boy in the morning, at around 8am.
"He asked twice what time the bus came.
"I told him 'at 10 o'clock'.
"He came back and asked me again, and I told him again - at 10 o'clock.
"After that, he walked off and I didn't see him anymore.
"Later, I went in my car, and I saw him - he was walking fast.
"But I didn't see him again after that."
Her account came as photographs showed the property where he was last seen in the northwestern mountain village of Masca after attending the NRG music festival.
'We are drained beyond words'
In a post on the Facebook page Jay Slater Missing, the administrator of the group Rachel Louise Harg said family and friends were "drained beyond words".
She said: "There isn't an update for anyone unfortunately.
"Struggling to find words at this time but all I can say is we are looking still and everyone is doing all they can.
"We are drained beyond words - I just can't say no more, I wish I could.
"I wish this would end now, this living nightmare.
"Searches are ongoing and we remain positive.
"Thanks to you all supporting and helping we can't thank you any more, much love."
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Searchers check river at bottom of ravine
On Friday, search and rescue personnel joined officers from the island's Guardia Civil near Masca to comb an area of overgrown terrain.
Teams also paid close attention to a river called Barranco Madre del Agua at the bottom of a ravine, where emergency workers carefully picked their way through fallen dead palm trees.
Mr Slater's friend Lucy Law, who attended the music festival with him, said he called her at about 8.30am on Monday and told her he was "lost in the mountains, he wasn't aware of his surroundings, he desperately needed a drink and his phone was on 1%".
Meanwhile, members of the local community rallied together at a church service in his home town to express their hope of his safe return.
A Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office spokesman said: "We are supporting the family of a British man who has been reported missing in Spain and are in contact with the local authorities."
