Derelicts
50 foot M/V seaandra abandoned and adrift in 34-14.8S 134-43.5E at 262220Z feb
HYDROPAC 334/00
- issued
- 2000-02-26 23:47Z
- status
- cancelled 2000-02-27 02:30Z (archive)
- cancels
- HYDROPAC 332/00
- authority
- 1. RCC AUSTRALIA POR 1508/00 262256Z FEB 00; 2. RCC AUSTRALIA 262243Z FEB 00.
- sea
- Great Australian Bight
- position
- -34.247, 134.725
- source
- nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z
Original warning text
1. 50 FOOT M/V SEAANDRA ABANDONED AND ADRIFT IN 34-14.8S 134-43.5E AT 262220Z FEB. 2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 332/00. 3. CANCEL THIS MSG 04 MAR.
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- Derelict 17 meter vessel westwing state, white hull with blue stripe, adrift in vicinity 35-17.89S…2018-07-18
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- 50 foot M/V seaandra, two persons on board, disabled due to flooding and engine failure in 34-22S 134-43E at…cancels · 2000-02-26
- 50 foot M/V seaandra, two persons on board, disabled due to flooding and engine failure in 34-22S 134-43E at…replaced · 2000-02-26
- Cancel HYDROPAC 334/00 and this msg, vessel in towcancelled by · 2000-02-27
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