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NSRI CEO Dr Cleeve Robertson visited all the KZN stations this weekend and experienced the incredible hospitality of the sea rescue family.'I shared stories with the fantastic characters we have in our bases and developed a sense of how different the operational context is particularly with regard to each launch. Hope Shelly Beach get their slip fixed soon!'I'm blown away by the enthusiasm and commitment and happy to see the quality of facilities and equipment we have, we really have good stuff.''Thanks to Eddie and the guys. I'll be back again soon, and then get some diving in!'Picture Jeremiah Jackson. The Shelly Beach slip has been damaged. Picture Jeremiah Jackson.Picture Jeremiah Jackson. A close up of the damage. Picture Jeremiah Jackson.Durban Station commander Clifford Ireland with Cleeve at the Durban rescue base. Durban station commander Clifford Ireland with Cleeve at the Durban rescue base.
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