Incidents · capsize
Derelict nine meter yacht, white hull, capsized and adrift in vicinity 34-25.98S 150-58.99E at 020550Z jul
Tasman Sea · Australia · HYDROPAC 1807/22
- issued
- 2022-07-02 15:47Z
- status
- cancelled 2022-07-05 15:39Z (archive)
- self-cancels
- 2022-07-05 15:39Z
- authority
- SEA SAFETY 47/22 021349Z JUL 22.
- sea
- Tasman Sea
- position
- -34.433, 150.983
- source
- nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z
Original warning text
TASMAN SEA. AUSTRALIA. DNC 05. 1. DERELICT NINE METER YACHT, WHITE HULL, CAPSIZED AND ADRIFT IN VICINITY 34-25.98S 150-58.99E AT 020550Z JUL. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 051539Z JUL 22.
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