On arrival on the scene NSRI crew were transferred aboard the yacht and motor power was restored and NSRI escorted the yacht to a mooring at the small craft harbour and assisting to put the yacht to a safe mooring.A second yacht, Taima, with a Canadian couple onboard, at anchor outside the small craft harbour reported motor mechanical failure and NSRI Richards Bay went to their assistance and towed the yacht to a safe mooring without incident.
It is believed that both yachts arrived in Richards Bay from the Reunion Islands with a group of yachts at the same time.TO REPORT A SEA RESCUE EMERGENCY DIAL 112 FROM A CELLPHONE
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