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searchmain menuSAR NewsYellowknife Unit Saves 4 People from Sinking Vessel
August 1st, 2014
August 1st, 2014

Yellowknife Unit Saves 4 People from Sinking Vessel

Approaching the sinking vessel
Approaching the sinking vessel
On July 31th 2014 CCGA Unit Yellowknife Marine Rescue approached a vessel that was sinking. CCGA members were able to recover all 4 people on board the distress vessel.

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Sinking vessel after 4 POB safe on rescue vessel
Sinking vessel after 4 POB safe on rescue vessel
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