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Friday 27 July 2012
UPDATE: SEA RESCUE DURBAN – Wednesday, 25th July, 2012. Correction of facts.
The NSRI can confirm that the Durban vessel "Causeway Supplier" was not the vessel involved in yesterdays incident in Durban.
Information received by the NSRI during the rescue operation appeared to suggest that the "Causeway Supplier" was the transport vessel involved when in fact it had no involvement at all.
Craig Lambinon
Sea Rescue Communications
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Aviation Safety,
NSRI,
Sea Rescue
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