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Our Annual NSRI Golf day was held on 6 September at the Atlantic beach Golf Estate, which was a great success! The funds raised at this Golf day will go towards purchasing more Personal Protective Equipment to keep our volunteer crews safe in the harshest of seas and scenarios.A special thanks to our title sponsor Mitsubishi Motors as well as Simola Hotel & Country Club for the sponsorship of first prize. Thank you to all our other sponsors below for your kind donations.Atlantic Beach Golf EstateCellucityMaresol RestuarantFreeform t/a CrocsDie StrandloperMitsubishiAdrenanlin AddoDrumbeat ChartersTigger 2 ChartersBargain BooksGifts by FusspotCape Sidecar AdventuresTafelberg FurnituresZF ServicesTusk Event ManagementNomuSimola Hotel & Country ClubLiteoptecRip Curl South AfricaEuphoria TelecomsCumminsIf you would like to get involved and host a Golf Day or Fundraiser in aid of NSRI you can contact Dean dean@searescue.org.za/021 434 4011 for more info.
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NSRI – Richards Bay – Wednesday, 21 October. A maritime medical evacuation operation of 2 injured seafarers

Norman Rautenbach, NSRI Richards Bay station commander, said: At 14h29, Monday, 19 October, NSRI Richards Bay duty crew were placed on alert to prepare for a maritime medical evacuation operation for 3 male seafarers injured onboard a 292-meter bulk carrier ...

RESCUE OPERATIONS  | Published: 20 OCTOBER 2026

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RESCUE OPERATIONS  | Published: 20 OCTOBER 2026

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