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Fishing vessel fire leads to rescue of 21 crew members off Gqeberha coast
A fishing vessel caught fire off Noordhoek, Gqeberha yesterday, 12 January, resulting in the rescue of all 21 crew members by local vessels and NSRI.
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NSRI calls for vigilance after spike in festive season water rescues
“Drowning is silent; someone who is drowning will quietly slip underwater. They are unable to shout because they are concentrating on breathing.”
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Police divers search for three men following festive drownings
Police divers search for three men after multiple beach drownings during the festive season. NSRI teams responded to incidents in KZN.
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NSRI issues urgent warning as full moon spring tide threatens weekend beachgoers
South African beachgoers are being urged to take extra care this weekend as dangerous sea conditions develop along the coastline. The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) has warned that a…
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WATCH | Dramatic rescue saves four men from ski-boat trapped on Grootdraai Dam spillway
On December 29, four men were rescued from a ski-boat near the spillway of Grootdraai Dam after mechanical failure caused imminent danger, thanks to coordinated rescue efforts.
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New Year’s Day drowning at Strand Beach
STRAND, Cape Town – A New Year’s Day outing turned tragic when a 38 year old man from Elsies River drowned at Strand Beach on New Years morning, becoming another casualty…
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NSRI responds to series of festive season sea emergencies
CAPE TOWN – As visitors continue to flock to beaches across the country, the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) has had their hands full this festive season. Strong winds and…
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Seven fatalities in three weeks: NSRI pleads for vigilance
As the summer school holidays begin, the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) has issued a strong appeal for safety in and around water.
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NSRI confirms SafeTrx app will stay online in South Africa
The NSRI reassures South African paddlers, kayakers and ocean users that the NSRI SafeTrx app remains fully functional, monitored and free.
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NSRI urges caution as full moon spring tide raises risks
This alignment of the sun, moon, and Earth strengthens the gravitational pull on the oceans, producing more extreme tidal conditions that will continue to affect coastal areas.
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