Police continuing in an ongoing search operation for a missing man at Monwabisi:The SA Police Services and a Police Dive Unit are continuing in an ongoing search operation at Monwabisi Beach where a man remains missing following the incident on ...
Our friends at SnoMaster have donated a fantastic prize for our Download SafeTrx Now campaign.Anyone who downloads and uses our FREE SafeTrx App before 1 June 2018 will be entered into the draw. All current SafeTrx users are automatically included ...
We value relationships and enjoy any opportunity to meet with our supporters and share rescue stories. Judy gave a talk at Laubscher Park East Retirement Village in Port Elizabeth this week. ...
WILDERNESS:Mike Vonk, NSRI Wilderness duty controller, said:NSRI Wilderness were called at 11h38, Sunday, 21st January, by a wife whose husband was being pulled out to sea in rip currents at Lientjies Klip beach in Wilderness.NSRI Wilderness crew had just finished ...
MORGAN BAY:Geoff McGregor, NSRI East London station commander, said:At 12h50, Sunday, 21st January, NSRI East London were alerted to reports of a drowning in progress at Morgan Bay.Morgan Bay Hotel owner Richard Warren Smith launched his jet-ski and recovered a ...
CAPE ST FRANCIS:Sarah Smith, NSRI St Francis Bay station commander, said:This morning, Sunday, 21st January, we had a rescue of a different kind. One of our crew members was alerted to a stranded Bottlenose dolphin approximately 2 meters in length ...
UPDATE: Corrections from the mom of the young boy:For the record, I would like to make a few corrections to the details above: Sylvan (Kommetjie) was stuck in chest deep mud for several (+3.5) hours before anyone could physically get ...
Thank you everyone for your interest in the story of the Pink Rescue Buoy which was removed from The Point Beach at Jeffrey’s Bay. After hours of investigation by our unpaid volunteers, Atlas Security, SAPS, Kouga Traffic Department and Cathy ...
CCTV footage capturing the moment a group of youngsters appear to have made off with an NSRI Pink Rescue Flotation Buoy has been posted to the NSRI web page www.nsri.org.za and to the NSRI Facebook page.NSRI appeal to them to ...
Picture attached: By NSRI Wilderness. The NSRI Pink Rescue Floatation Buoy, at position 23-9, on Wilderness Beach, that was used by a brave bystander to save the life of a drowning teenager on Thursday, 28th December, 2017. This particular ...
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