NSRI rescues a 32 year old man in Saldanha Bay
Loyiso Langeni
23 February 2015
NSRI Spokesperson Craig Lambinon said luckily his fellow crewmen assisted him because NSRI arrived on the scene.
Lambinon added that on arrival on scene the patient was found to be in a stable condition he had already been bandaged by fellow crew members he was taken on-board onto sea craft and brought to shore in the care of paramedics.
23 February 2015
The National Sea Rescue
Institute in Saldanha Bay rescued a 32-year-old crewman who had suffered head
injuries after he reportedly fell on the decker of the boat.
NSRI Spokesperson Craig Lambinon said luckily his fellow crewmen assisted him because NSRI arrived on the scene.
He said that the NSRI Launched the spirit
of Freemasonry with Long Line approximately 18 nautical miles off shore in
Saldanha Bay.
Lambinon added that on arrival on scene the patient was found to be in a stable condition he had already been bandaged by fellow crew members he was taken on-board onto sea craft and brought to shore in the care of paramedics.
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