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Seaman Survives 20 Hours at Sea

A seaman survived nearly 20 hours at sea after falling from a cargo ship off Australia's coast and was rescued by a recreational angler.

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AustraliaIndo PacificAccidentRescueSurvivalMaritime

Nsw AmbulanceJohn Hunter HospitalMarine Rescue NswAustralian Maritime Safety Authority (Amsa)Double Delight

Erin LaughtonJason Richards

Where was the seaman rescued?: The man, in his 30s, was last seen on the Singapore-flagged bulk carrier Double Delight at 11:30 p.m. on Thursday. He was found around 6:20 p.m. on Friday, approximately three and a half kilometers from Blacksmiths Beach, near Newcastle.
What information is unavailable regarding the incident?: The details surrounding how the seaman fell from the ship are not yet available. The successful rescue is being hailed as fantastic given the extended time the man spent in the open water.
What was the condition of the seaman when he was found?: He was wearing a life jacket when rescued and was able to communicate with rescuers. Paramedics treated him for hypothermia before transporting him to John Hunter Hospital in serious but stable condition.
Which organizations participated in the rescue operation?: Authorities including NSW Ambulance, Marine Rescue NSW, and the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) participated in the search and rescue operation. Two sea vessels and two helicopters were deployed.
How long was the seaman in the water before being rescued?: A seaman fell off a cargo ship and survived nearly 20 hours at sea before being rescued off Australia's southeastern coast. He was found by a recreational angler several kilometers from shore, suffering from hypothermia but conscious and alert.

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