The 2015 grand prize of 2 Mitsubishi vehicles; A Pajero Sport 2.5 and an ASX 2.0L (Classic) worth almost a million rand was won by Mr Hayden Goument here with his wife Karen.The grand prize of 2 Mitsubishi vehicles; A Pajero Sport 2.5 and an ASX 2.0L (Classic) worth almost a million rand was won by Mr Hayden Goument. The second prize of R250 000 was won by Melissa Mathurai of Cape Diving. And Adv. Louis Olivier took the third prize of a ‘holiday of your dreams’ for two people to the value of R80 000 at the ceremony held in the Mitsubishi showrooms in Paarden Island.The R100 000 ‘once-off’ annual cash prize for the NSRI Debit Order Competition was won by Dr. Grant Fourie from Kenridge in Cape Town.
The R100 000 ‘once-off’ annual cash prize for the NSRI Debit Order Competition was won by Dr. Grant Fourie here pictured with his family Brandon, Shawn and Ashley.Thank you to everyone who supported Sea Rescue in 2015 and good luck for 2016!Entry into the 2016 Car Competition will cost R680 per ticket and the Debit Order Competition costs as little as R50 per month for two tickets with 5 winners drawn every month; each winning a cash prize of R10 000.Pictures are available for download on Sea Rescue's Flickr page.
The 2015 Annual NSRI Double Mitsubishi Competition!
Kieno Kammies was the MC at the 2015 Annual NSRI Double Mitsubishi Competition!
The R100 000 ‘once-off’ annual cash prize for the NSRI Debit Order Competition was won by Dr. Grant Fourie from Kenridge in Cape Town, presenting him with his prize is Dr Cleeve Robertson, NSRI CEO.
Adv. Louis Olivier took the third prize of a ‘holiday of your dreams’ for two people to the value of R80 000.
The second prize of R250 000 was won by Melissa Mathurai of Cape Diving.
Mitsubishi Tritons are used by NSRI as Rescue vehicles.
National Incidents
Read MoreNSRI Stilbaai – Duty crew responded early Tuesday morning after a vehicle went into the Goukou River near the river mouth, resulting in the death of a 21-year-old man who was holidaying in the area with family. ...
For close to two hours, two experienced paddlers clung to their capsized surf-ski off Simon's Town, battling 40-knot winds and 2-metre swells with no way to call for help. On Saturday, 12 September, NSRI Simon's Town crew brought them home safely. ...
On Saturday afternoon, NSRI Simon's Town launched a dramatic sea rescue after two experienced paddlers capsized in gale-force winds and rough seas off Fish Hoek, spending close to two hours battling exhaustion and hypothermia before being found. ...