Coast Guard Requests Help for Disabled Boat
Medical EmergencyThe Coast Guard is asking for help with a small boat that has broken down in the St. Louis River near the Bong and Blatnik Bridges.
Audio|Source: Duluth-Superior Harbor Marine Traffic
01:51
Transcript:
Area left bridge, (name withheld) a lift bridge. This is the Holly Mapp. Looking for an inbound lift at the top of the hour. Roger, catch it up. All stations, all stations, all stations, all stations. This is the United States Coast Guard, Texas, Northern Great Lakes. United States Coast Guard, Relating Marine Assistance Request[1] broadcast for a 16-foot John boat disabled in the vicinity of St. Louis River between the Bong and (name withheld) Bridge. Shipped on this on 122 out.5.7, this is more one megahertz. Out of all stations, all stations, all stations. Coast Guard sector, Northern Great Lakes, United States Coast Guard sector, Northern Great Lakes. This is the United States Coast Guard sector, Northern Great Lakes. Relating a marine assistance request broadcast for a 16-foot John boat disabled. Break. The 16-foot John boat that is disabled is currently in the St. Louis River between the Long and (name withheld) Bridge, and the hasty persons on board. Any vessel deciding to assist? this disabled, this 16 foot John boat. We're invited to proceed to their location or contact them via Channel 16 or the following phone number. 906-6353233-3-233. If you choose to render assistance, it is requested that you advise the United States Coast Guard sector on the Great Lakes and provide an estimated time of arrival. Break. This is the United States Coast Guard sector on the Great Lakes now.
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Marine Assistance Request: Broadcast to nearby vessels for help with a disabled boat
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Location mentioned:
Blatnik Bridge, Minnesota
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