On behalf of the volunteers at Station 19 we would like to thank IVS and the local shipping community for their tremendous support over the past 13 years.We are so excited that you are all a part of getting us closer to a new era of Saving Lives at sea.Our grateful thanks to all the participants and donors who made this possible: A&M Logistics, Access World, African Dragon, African Resource Partners, Alexander Forbes, Almarine, Avalon, Bay Shipping, Bay Stevedores/Grindrod Terminal, Bosss Marine, Capricorn Shipbroking, Capricorn Shipping, Chromtech, Clarksons, CK Shipping, Clarksons, Cliff’s Auto, D&A Shipping, Davlink, Eggerding, Enneff Shipping, Fairship, Isankora, Klaveness, Lighthouse, Mentor, Midbay, Millar Maritime, MUR, Nautilus Shipbroking, NCT, Oldendorff Carriers, Pacbasin, Penmarine, RBCC, RDL Marine, Rennies, Rennies/BPO, Ronin Independent, SA Cargo Services, Seek and Bark, Servest, Sturrock Grindrod Maritime, SK Services, Storm Plant Hire, Stowaway Search Dogs/SSD, THB Shipping, THB Shipping, Thormarine, TWK Agri-Timber, Universal Pulse, W Port Operations and WWW365Shipping.
Sea Rescue Magazine: Summer Issue 2019
Read MoreFour nautical miles off the Port of Durban, NSRI Durban crew carried out a maritime medical evacuation on Saturday, 26 September, bringing an injured seafarer safely ashore for further treatment. ...
A man has died after getting into difficulty while bodyboarding at Kenton-on-Sea middle beach on Friday, 25 September, despite the efforts of three Good Samaritans and NSRI Port Alfred crew to save his life ...
Congratulations to Charles Booysen, who took this cracking good photograph of a humpback whale breaching in False Bay, while a 73-year-old man who called for help by activating SafeTrx was rescued by Station 10 Simon’s Town volunteers on the 25th ...