PORT EDWARD:NSRI Port Edward launched the sea rescue craft WILD COAST SUN RESCUER at 15h10 on Sunday the 31st of May, to go assist the boat LADY ATLANTIS reporting a blown fuse box off of the Mpenjati River Mouth, 12 nautical miles from Port Edward, and needing assistance to get to Port Edward.On arrival on-scene NSRI Port Edward found LADY ATLANTIS had one motor still able to be used. 6 of her crew were transferred onto WILD COAST SUN RESCUER with just the skipper and one crew remaining on LADY ATLATIS. They were able to motor back on the one motor and NSRI crew escorted the casualty boat safely back to Port Edward without incident. Once safely ashore no further assistance was required. TO REPORT A SEA RESCUE EMERGENCY DIAL 112 FROM A CELLPHONESMS 32287 with your name and a message of support for our Sea Rescue crew
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