A man has tragically drowned at a popular beach in front of shocked beachgoers after desperate attempts by surf lifesavers and paramedics to save him.
Emergency services were called to Scarborough Beach in Perth's north-west at about 8.20am on Sunday after a 46-year-old male was pulled unconscious from the water.
Surf lifesavers administered CPR in an attempt to revive the swimmer while waiting for paramedics to arrive.
Emergency services were called to Scarborough Beach, in the coastal Perth suburb of Scarborough at about 8.20am on Sunday after a 46-year-old male was pulled unconscious from the water (pictured stock image of Scarborough Beach)
A St John WA spokeswoman confirmed to Daily Mail Australia four St John WA crews attended the scene.
Sadly, the man died at the scene.
It is believed the 46-year-old's death is not suspicious.
Police will prepare a report for the Coroner.
Despite four ambulance crews on the scene, the man could not be revived (stock image)
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