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RNLI and fire crews called to boat fire

We Are South Devon by We Are South Devon
May 30, 2016
in Community News

The fire service and RNLI attended a boat fire at Torquay Marina just after Midday today (30th May)

Two fire appliances and RNLI Torbay’s all weather life boat attended the fire.

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A spokesperson for the fire service said:
“On arrival crews located a 30ft motor vessel with a small fire in the engine compartment. Crews carried out an inspection only as the fire was out on arrival,”

The vessel was checked by the RNLI before they were then tasked to a broken down speed boat.

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