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Today Nautic donated two rapid response trailers to Sea Rescue. The top quality off-road trailers will be used for rapid response calls allowing our crew to set up a communication centre at the scene of an emergency. The trailers come fitted with their own power unit, radio communications and lighting. One trailer will be used at our Kommetjie Rescue base and the other at Still Bay. Thank you Nautic for the kind donation.Nautic CEO James Fisher hands the trailers to NSRI Nautic CEO James Fisher hands the trailers to NSRI's Mark Hughes.
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