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We'd like to say a very big thank you to Komicx Products (Pty) Ltd for sponsoring a brand new Mitsubishi Triton 4x4 rescue vehicle for our crew at our Kommetjie rescue base. This is the second vehicle for Kommetjie that Komicx has sponsored; the first one being in 2008. We are extremely grateful for the incredible support we have received from the Kommetjie based fishing company and we look forward to a long-lasting relationship.Ian Klopper, Station Commander for the Kommetjie rescue base accepted the keys from Ester Henkeman (Director and Factory Manager) and Michelle Shortt (Financial Manager). 20160623_092632 Ester Henkeman (Director and Factory Manager) and Michelle Shortt (Financial Manager)20160623_092816 Michelle Shortt (Financial Manager) and Ester Henkeman (Director and Factory Manager) handing the keys to Kommetjie Station Commander Ian Klopper.
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