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Home›Green Marine›MSA says Rescue Co-ordination Centre did everything it could in rescue of men aboard the Iron Maiden
Green Marine

May 27, 2005 · about 21 years ago

MSA says Rescue Co-ordination Centre did everything it could in rescue of men aboard the Iron Maiden

The Maritime Safety Authority is satisfied the Rescue Co-ordination Centre did everything it could to assist in the rescue of two fishermen aboard the Iron Maiden which capsized off the Northland coast last year. Both men died. Rodney Hide has released tapes which he claims shows efforts to rescue t

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The Maritime Safety Authority is satisfied the Rescue Co-ordination Centre did everything it could to assist in the rescue of two fishermen aboard the Iron Maiden which capsized off the Northland coast last year.

Both men died.

Rodney Hide has released tapes which he claims shows efforts to rescue the men were bungled by police communications.

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