Cliff fall student's family head to Australia as search called off

The household of a pupil who fell off a cliff in Sydney are set to fly to Australia after police referred to as off the seek for him.

Noa Sage, 20, was sightseeing in Manly on the town’s northern seashores when he fell onto rocks and was then swept away on the notoriously harmful North Head.

Police stated he plunged about seven metres into the ocean from Blue Fish Point on January 18.

The family of a student who fell off a cliff in Sydney are set to fly out after police called off the search for him.Noa Sage, 20, was sightseeing in Manly on the city's northern beaches when he fell onto rocks and was then swept away at the notoriously dangerous North Head. — Noa Sage, 20, was sightseeing in Manly on the town’s northern seashores when he fell onto rocks and was then swept away on the notoriously harmful North Head. (Nine)

The Swedish pupil had moved to Manly in September on a global pupil visa and had been working as a bartender.

Hampered by the climate, days of looking out by the Northern Beaches Police Area Command, the Marine Area Command, surf life savers and air crew failed to seek out him.

NSW Police Superintendent Pat Sharkey stated the ocean had been “quite high”.

A police spokesperson stated the search was referred to as off on January 27 and efforts to seek out Sage had been now thought-about a restoration operation.