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Home›Surface Vessels›Spanish Canarias Saves 100 off Libyan Coast
Surface Vessels

October 26, 2015 · about 10 years ago

Spanish Canarias Saves 100 off Libyan Coast

Spanish frigate Canarias participated in the rescue of more than 100 people off the coast of Libya after its embarked SH-60B helicopter sighted a boat adrift. The frigate Canarias, deployed in the EUNAVFOR operation Sophia, spotted an inflatable boat with over 100 people on board during a reconnaiss

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Spanish frigate Canarias participated in the rescue of more than 100 people off the coast of Libya after its embarked SH-60B helicopter sighted a boat adrift.

The frigate Canarias, deployed in the EUNAVFOR operation Sophia, spotted an inflatable boat with over 100 people on board during a reconnaissance patrol on Tuesday, Oct 20.

After informing the command of the operation, the rescue efforts started.

Including this action, the frigate Canarias has taken part in the rescue of a total of 1,020 people since joining the operation on October 5.

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