US EditionDistress Signal Outside Trondheim – Hrs Has Sent Additional Resources
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Large search for mayday signal The case is updated – Several boats and a rescue helicopter have searched large parts of the Trondheimsfjord without finding anything so far. The search conditions are incredibly good and we are close to believing that we have conducted a sufficient search, says rescue leader Oddgeir Andersen at the Main Rescue Centre South (HRS) to Trønder-Avisa at 13.20. Intercepted distress signal It was just after 12.30 that t…
The main rescue center sent a helicopter and rescue boat to investigate a mayday call in Trøndelag, but the search has now ended.
The main rescue center does not know where the distress call came from. The search has been terminated.
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The main rescue center sent a helicopter and rescue boat to investigate a mayday call in Trøndelag, but the search has now ended.
The main rescue center does not know where the signal came from.
A rescue boat, fire boat and rescue helicopter have been dispatched after a mayday signal was picked up on the coastal radio. This was confirmed by the rescue leader at the Main Rescue Centre, Jonas Andersen, to NRK. – Mayday is used when someone is in distress at sea. You expect a complete message afterwards, but we have not received that in this situation, says Andersen. HRS therefore has no position to follow in the search. It is not possible…
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