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Volunteers called out after concerns for vessel off West Cumbrian coast

by Cumbria Crack
16/10/2025
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The Coastguard was called out to investigate after a 999 call reported concerns for a vessel off the the West Cumbrian coast.

Whitehaven and Maryport Coastguard rescue teams were called to Dubmill Point, near Mawbray, yesterday afternoon, Wednesday October 15.

Whitehaven Coastguard Rescue Team said: “The first informant had called 999 and on speaking with our Maritime Rescue Co-ordination Centre Belfast Coastguard, they reported what they believed to be a vessel which hadn’t moved for some time.

“We arrived and conducted a search of the Allonby Bay and Scars to the north.

“Several static channel buoys were identified in the flat calm waters, along with a variety of wildlife, but thankfully no persons in need of assistance.

“This was categorised as a false alarm with good intent, and as always we thank our first informant for their vigilance and reporting their concerns.”

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