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Halifax: Lobster Fishing Vessel Sinks off Coast of Hackett’s Cove

A lobster angling vessel tipped over off the coastline of Hackett’s Cove on the opening day of the lobster angling period. Maj. Brownish-yellow Bineau with Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre (JRCC) verifies that the vessel in Lobster Angling Location 33 sunk soon after the start of Dumping Day. Binea

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December 1, 2018 . 2:06 PM

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Halifax: Lobster Fishing Vessel Sinks off Coast of Hackett’s Cove

A lobster angling vessel tipped over off the coastline of Hackett’s Cove on the opening day of the lobster angling period.

Maj. Brownish-yellow Bineau with Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre (JRCC) verifies that the vessel in Lobster Angling Location 33 sunk soon after the start of Dumping Day.

Bineau states anglers on a close-by vessel had the ability to save the 4 anglers aboard, every one of whom were using life-jackets.

JRCC was not straight associated with the rescue procedure and also familiarized the rescue around 7: 30 a.m., according to Bineau.

Lobster Angling Location 33, which expands from Halifax to the southwestern suggestion of the district, was readied to open up at 7 a.m. Saturday.

#JRCC Halifax verifies a vessel sunk in Hackett’s Cove today. #JRCC Halifax was not straight associated with the rescue, however can verify the 4 team were using #PFD and also were saved from the water by a close-by FV

— JTFA|FOIA (@JTFA_FOIA) December 1, 2018

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