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Relating to the fireplace on board the yacht a spokesman for Cornwall Fire and
posted by comment-226954 Viernes, 20 Enero 2023 13:25 Comment LinkRescue Service stated: 'One appliance from Hayle Hearth Station and one appliance from Tolvaddon attended a small
fireplace on an 18-tonne sailing yacht. Mr Haddock stated: 'The yacht was
assisted into harbour on Monday evening and the owners had been advised
find out how to tie up to the quayside. I would be very involved ought
to the house owners want to proceed to sea without a thorough evaluation. The complete British rescue system is prone to be on Purple Alert
as they take to sea once more. The RNLI costs £410,000 per day to
run and rescues on average 24 individuals - which means each
individual costs £17,000 to rescue. St Ives and Portreath Coastguard Rescue
Teams attended the scene alongside Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service, South West
Ambulance Service and Devon and Cornwall Police Service.
The yacht was alongside so for security purposes the water
rescue groups from Penzance and Falmouth also attended.