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November 6, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Mayday signal traced to fridges

A ship’s distress signal has been traced to a mountain of scrapped fridges and TVs in Belfast. A team from broadcasting regulator Ofcom found the beacon after the mayday was picked up by Civil Aviation Authority Receivers on the Isle of Man.

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A ship’s distress signal has been traced to a mountain of scrapped fridges and TVs in Belfast. A team from broadcasting regulator Ofcom found the beacon after the mayday was picked up by Civil Aviation Authority Receivers on the Isle of Man.

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