After a full day conference hosted by the Cape Town MRCC, the International Maritime Rescue Federation trustees enjoyed a trip into Table Bay, which was kindly donated by NSRI's Howard Godfrey. A big thank you to the Melkbosstrand volunteers who ...
The volunteer WaterWise Instructors today for the first time used the megaphones that were bought for them by the Friends of the Pavilion to teach water safety to children at the Sae Point swimming pool.Very kindly Anthony Walker of PowerSound.co.za ...
The first day of the three day International Maritime Rescue Federation seminar and forum took place at the Cape Sun hotel in Cape Town today. Topics for presentation and discussion varied from the deployment of rescue services to deal with ...
An International Maritime Rescue Federation seminar will be held in Cape Town from 13 to 15 March 2016.A group of maritime rescue experts from around the world will be hosted by SAMSA (South African Maritime Safety Authority) and the National ...
Thanks to the City of Cape Town Sports and Recreation and Cllr-Jacques Weber for organising the beach safety signs that are being put up in the Camps Bay / Sea Point area at the moment. #BeWaterWise ...
Avansa has donated a money counter to Sea Rescue which will be a huge time saver for the our head office staff and volunteers who are responsible for counting the coins brought in through the kind donations put in our ...
A big thank you to Michael Vale from Independent Newspapers for always thinking of us when the newspapers have spots to fill. ...
This surfboard washed ashore at Bantry Bay today, Friday 11th March, and has been handed in to SAPS in Sea Point. If you recognised it or know who owns it please call Sea Rescue's Craig Lambinon on 0823803800 ...
Sea Rescue volunteer Morne Dettmer receives the keys for the new Mykonos Sea Rescue vehicle from NSRI Operations Director Mark Hughes. The Mitsubishi Triton 2,5l Turbo Diesel 4x4 is the standard Sea Rescue vehicle used at our bases around the ...
We enjoyed a really lovely lunch, catching up with old friends and sharing stories of bravery and kindness. Its not often that our rescue crew and our supporters get a chance to relax together and enjoy each other's company. If ...
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