viernes, 18 de octubre de 2013

Rescate

18 personas que abandonaron el barco que se hunde fueron rescatados en la Bahía de Bengala (India ) después de la alerta de socorro de su baliza de emergencia fue detectada por el Sistema Cospas - Sarsat .
El MV Bingo, transportaba 8.000 toneladas de mineral de hierro en los mares agitados causados ​​por el ciclón Phailin dañaron el barco cerca de la isla Sargar en Bengala Occidental. La tripulación abandonó el barco y se activa la EPIRB en su balsa salvavidas . El alerta de socorro fue recogida por el Sistema Cospas - Sarsat y se envió a la Guardia Costera de la India y el buque guardacostas Vajra fue enviado .
Sin embargo , debido a las condiciones meteorológicas adversas el barco no pudo recuperar la tripulación abandonada y la balsa salvavidas desplazado hacia la costa Odisha . El Servicio de Guardacostas siguió recibiendo señales del RLS , pero debido a la mala visibilidad y la baja intensidad de la señal no se pudo localizar la balsa hasta el día siguiente , cuando la señal de la baliza de emergencia confirmó la posición de la balsa salvavidas a unos 5 mn de la costa. El Servicio de Guardacostas encuentra la balsa salvavidas y los 18 miembros de la tripulación con un avión Dornier . Los miembros dieciocho tripulantes fueron rescatados y trasladados al hospital

members were rescued and taken to the hospital. — Cospas-Sarsat System detects EPIRB in Bay of Bengal (4 fotos)
18 people who abandoned their sinking ship were rescued in the Bay of Bengal (India) after the distress alert from their EPIRB was detected by the Cospas-Sarsat System. The MV Bingo, was carrying 8,000 tons of iron ore when rough seas caused by the Cyclone Phailin damaged the ship near Sargar Island in West Bengal. The crew abandoned the ship and activated the EPIRB in their life-raft. The distress alert was picked up by the Cospas-Sarsat System and was sent to the Indian Coastguard and the Coastguard ship Vajra was dispatched. However, due to severe weather conditions the ship could not recover the abandoned crew and the life-raft drifted towards the Odisha coast. The Coastguard continued to receive signals from the EPIRB, but due to poor visibility and low signal strength could not locate the life-raft until the next day, when a signal from the EPIRB confirmed the life-raft’s position about 5 NM off the coast. The Coastguard located the life-raft and the 18 crew members using a Dornier aircraft. The eighteen crew members were rescued and taken to the hospital.
18 people who abandoned their sinking ship were rescued in the Bay of Bengal (India) after the distress alert from their EPIRB was detected by the Cospas-Sarsat System. The MV Bingo, was carrying 8,000 tons of iron ore when rough seas caused by the Cyclone Phailin damaged the ship near Sargar Island in West Bengal. The crew abandoned the ship and activated the EPIRB in their life-raft. The distress alert was picked up by the Cospas-Sarsat System and was sent to the Indian Coastguard and the Coastguard ship Vajra was dispatched. However, due to severe weather conditions the ship could not recover the abandoned crew and the life-raft drifted towards the Odisha coast. The Coastguard continued to receive signals from the EPIRB, but due to poor visibility and low signal strength could not locate the life-raft until the next day, when a signal from the EPIRB confirmed the life-raft’s position about 5 NM off the coast. The Coastguard located the life-raft and the 18 crew members using a Dornier aircraft. The eighteen crew members were rescued and taken to the hospital.
18 people who abandoned their sinking ship were rescued in the Bay of Bengal (India) after the distress alert from their EPIRB was detected by the Cospas-Sarsat System. The MV Bingo, was carrying 8,000 tons of iron ore when rough seas caused by the Cyclone Phailin damaged the ship near Sargar Island in West Bengal. The crew abandoned the ship and activated the EPIRB in their life-raft. The distress alert was picked up by the Cospas-Sarsat System and was sent to the Indian Coastguard and the Coastguard ship Vajra was dispatched. However, due to severe weather conditions the ship could not recover the abandoned crew and the life-raft drifted towards the Odisha coast. The Coastguard continued to receive signals from the EPIRB, but due to poor visibility and low signal strength could not locate the life-raft until the next day, when a signal from the EPIRB confirmed the life-raft’s position about 5 NM off the coast. The Coastguard located the life-raft and the 18 crew members using a Dornier aircraft. The eighteen crew members were rescued and taken to the hospital.
18 people who abandoned their sinking ship were rescued in the Bay of Bengal (India) after the distress alert from their EPIRB was detected by the Cospas-Sarsat System. The MV Bingo, was carrying 8,000 tons of iron ore when rough seas caused by the Cyclone Phailin damaged the ship near Sargar Island in West Bengal. The crew abandoned the ship and activated the EPIRB in their life-raft. The distress alert was picked up by the Cospas-Sarsat System and was sent to the Indian Coastguard and the Coastguard ship Vajra was dispatched. However, due to severe weather conditions the ship could not recover the abandoned crew and the life-raft drifted towards the Odisha coast. The Coastguard continued to receive signals from the EPIRB, but due to poor visibility and low signal strength could not locate the life-raft until the next day, when a signal from the EPIRB confirmed the life-raft’s position about 5 NM off the coast. The Coastguard located the life-raft and the 18 crew members using a Dornier aircraft. The eighteen crew members were rescued and taken to the hospital. F.CopasSarSat
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