Tag Archive | "drown"
Plett NSRI impresses… even in an ‘unreal’ emergency
Local NSRI members were kept on their toes this season with callouts throughout the Southern Cape – after one of these, Plett local MOZ LEATHEM felt compelled to pen the below account to warn readers against inadvertently summoning our boys in red:
Continue reading...Norwegian drowns at Nature’s Valley
Friday, January 8, 2010
A DAY on the beach at Nature’s Valley turned into a tragedy for a Norwegian couple, with a 30- year-old man losing his life.
Continue reading...Sea tragedy as gales rage
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
FOUR crewmen drowned, one is still missing and one was rescued after a fishing trawler capsized off Mossel Bay yesterday as gale-force winds lashed the Southern and Eastern Cape coastline.
Continue reading...UK tourist rescued from Plett surf
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
An alert onlooker and two surfers helped rescue a 62-year-old British holidaymaker just seconds before he disappeared under the water after being washed out to sea at Plettenberg Bay’s Lookout Beach yesterday.
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Sideposts (News Snippets) 
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Server Maintenance – We will be performing several upgrades to our servers to enhance stability and performance. The maintenance is scheduled to last two (2) hours, beginning on the morning of March 6 at 08:00 AM and ending at 10:00 AM. Connectivity during this window will be intermittent and SoPlett might be offline for as long as 90 minutes.
As always, we will do everything we can to keep the interruptions to an absolute minimum.
We apologize for the short notice of this maintenance. It is critical, however, that the work be completed in as timely of a manner as possible to ensure increased stability.
Thanks – The SoPlett Team
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Some killer whales were spotted in the bay on 28 Feb 2010… first time in a year (apparently). Read more here
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Unnoficial measurements peg the total rainfall last night+this morning at 7mm. This is not enough to make a significant difference to the current crisis so please continue to use water as sparingly as possible.
Friday, January 15, 2010
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