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In this issue, we take you to the heart of what our volunteers do and share stories about our crew working on the Covid-19 frontline – men and women who temporarily ‘hung up their wetsuits’ to perform vital essential services in hospitals and on the road.Take a look behind the scenes at how we developed our standard operating procedures for rescue call-outs, and how the Training and Prevention teams adapted during lockdown.Thank you to Simon McDonnell for our Cover Image.https://issuu.com/wendymaritz/docs/nsri-spring-2020
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