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Mystic Rythm under tow

25 November 2016 by Alan
Mystic Rythm
NSRI Simonstown – Spirit of Safmarine III towing the yacht Mystic Rythm towards FBYC.

Darren Zimmerman, NSRI Simonstown station commander, said:

At 11h40, Wednesday, 23rd November, NSRI Simonstown duty crew were activated following reports of a fire on a yacht 2 nautical miles East of Simonstown.

The sea rescue craft Spirit of Safmarine III was launched and on arrival on the scene the yacht Mystic Rythm was found safe and under the tow of an SA Navy Harbour Patrol Boat after her crew had extinguished a fire in the engine room.

The Navy boat had taken her under tow as the casualty yacht was drifting towards the line of fire of an SA Navy gunnery exercise.

NSRI took over the tow so that the Navy Harbour Patrol Boat could return to safety duty for the gunnery exercise.

We towed the yacht safely to her berth at False Bay Yacht Club (FBYC) without incident and no further assistance was required.

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