Rescue operation under way after teen swept off rocks and into Sydney blowhole

A rescue operation is under way after a teenager was reportedly swept off rocks and sucked into a notorious blowhole in Sydney's north.

Emergency services were called to the Warriewood blowhole about 1.15pm after a bystander heard screams for help and called Triple Zero.

9News understands the teenage boy was playing near the rocks at the blowhole when he was knocked into rocky waters below.

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Warriewood blowhole rescue

Rescuers scaled a steep cliff to reach the boy, aged in his early teens, at the base of a cave below.

It's understood he's suffered multiple abrasions, including cuts to his legs and a head injury.

The boy is expected to be winched from the cave to the top of a cliff shortly.

More to come.

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