The U.S. Coast Guard Jacksonville sector rescued a person whose 39-foot sailboat started taking over water within the Halifax River close to the Ponce de Leon inlet in Central Florida Thursday night time.
The person was in a position to notify the Coast Guard that his boat was aground in 22 mph winds and 5 to six-foot waves simply earlier than 10 p.m.
Watchstanders despatched out an pressing marine info broadcast, notifying all mariners within the space and ordering the launch of a Coast Guard boat crew.
The crew was in a position to rescue the boater with none accidents.
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The boater was rescued after his vessel started taking over water. (U.S. Coast Guard)
“Marine conditions throughout Northeast Florida will continue to be extremely hazardous throughout the weekend,” mentioned Cmdr. Nick Barrow, Sector Jacksonville search and rescue mission coordinator. “All mariners are strongly encouraged to monitor weather forecasts and warnings, and take reasonable safety precautions to protect life and property.”
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The person was rescued with out damage. (U.S. Coast Guard)
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The proprietor is anticipated to assist coordinate the salvage of the boat. (U.S. Coast Guard)
The person is anticipated to assist coordinate the salvage of the boat.
