Donate Shop Find a Base Call for Help Now

NSRI EMERGENCY
OPERATION CENTRE (EOC)

087 094 9774
This weekend saw the official launch and hand over of the NSRI’s Vaal Dam Station’s donated Mitsubishi Triton and Discovery Rescue Runner.Organized to coincide with the SAMSA-sponsored worlds biggest inland yacht race, the “Round The Island,” the handover of rescue vehicle and rescue runner was a great success. Supported by large numbers of yachting enthusiasts - the race organisers hoped to better their present record for the most yachts on an inland water race.All these boating people were warmly supportive of Sea Rescue and our two Face-to-Face team members signed up many new monthly supporters. In turn, during the race, the Vaal Dam NSRI volunteers were kept on their toes assisting those who needed help.A big thank you to Mitsubishi Motors, East Rand and Discovery for your support of Sea Rescue.Pictures for media use are available on Sea Rescue's Flickr page.
Next Article

Wetbikers raise funds for NSRI

Read More

You may also like

PRB NELSON MANDELA BAY
PINK RESCUE BUOY  | Published: 24 July 2026

First Pink Rescue Buoys installed in Nelson Mandela Bay

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 ...

2024 02 13 Rescue 6 Alpha
RESCUE OPERATIONS  | Published: 24 July 2026

NSRI completes maritime medevac in rough seas off Algoa Bay

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. ...

Rescue 3 DHL Deliverer
 | Published: 24 July 2026

NSRI and local fishing crew rescue man overboard off Mouille Point

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 ...