Sea Rescue’s first newsletter was sent out to online subscribers yesterday. The response has been fantastic and we are thrilled that you all like it so much. In this newsletter are a couple of really good stories, a video and a fantastic prize that subscribers are entered into without doing anything - it’s just a thank you to all of you who support us.Talking of those who support us, we owe a very big thank you to the dedicated efforts of PlusPlusMinus who have worked extremely hard in getting this project working.The newsletter is their latest amazing piece of work, but they are also responsible for designing the entire NSRI blog. Thanks PlusPlusMinus, especially Iaan and Cindy who have put so much effort into our online presence.If you have missed this newsletter please email andrewi@searescue.org.za and it will be sent to you. Also be sure to subscribe on the NSRI blog's front page for the next one.
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The NSRI has reached a new milestone in Nelson Mandela Bay, with the installation of the metro's first three Pink Rescue Buoys at high-risk points around North End Lake, marking the start of a drowning prevention drive for the area's ...
Navigating through 3 to 4 metre swells 8 nautical miles off the Port of Port Elizabeth, NSRI Gqeberha crew carried out a challenging maritime medical evacuation before dawn on Wednesday, 22 July, bringing an injured seafarer safely to hospital. ...
A 38-year-old seafarer is recovering in hospital after a dramatic multi-agency rescue in Table Bay on Wednesday, 22 July, made possible by the swift action of a local fishing vessel that answered a call for help over the marine radio ...