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Calling all volunteers to join the local National Sea Rescue Institute base in eMalahleni

Being a part of a team that saves lives is extremely satisfactory.

The National Sea Rescue Institute Station 35 will have a trainee crew open day.

“If you are interested in joining our crew, have a passion for our mission, and volunteering fills your tank, we would love to have you pop by the station’s base on Saturday, February 25 between 09:00 and 15:00,” said Travis Clack, base commander.

For more information call 079 732 0512.

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