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Tuesday, 9 October 2012
NSRI Simon’s Town helps injured tourist
On Saturday 6 October, in the afternoon, Cape Medical Response asked for assistance from NSRI’s Station 10 at Windmill beach in Boulders, Simon’s Town, where a tourist had fallen off the rocks and broken her leg. Simon’s Town Sea Rescue volunteers assisted with their Stoax basket and additional hands to carry the patient to a waiting ambulance.
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