Urgent Search Continues for Crew Member Missing at Sea off Mauritania

Distress call received on May 7th for Maersk Seletar container ship

A desperate search is underway for a crew member who went overboard from the Maersk Seletar container ship on May 7th, 2024. The incident occurred approximately 120 nautical miles west of Nouadhibou, Mauritania, at around 8:32 AM UTC.

The missing crew member has been identified as Osborn Miranda (D.O.B. 11-17-1988). His family is extremely worried and pleads for any information regarding his whereabouts.

Rescue Efforts and Public Outreach

The Maersk Seletar, with callsign WTAA and MMSI 369309000, issued a distress message upon the incident. Nearby vessels have been urged to assist in the search for Mr. Miranda.

Unfortunately, despite ongoing search efforts and favorable weather conditions, there have been no signs of Mr. Miranda for thirteen days.

Amplifying the Call to Action

This critical situation has yet to gain significant media attention. To raise awareness and expedite the search efforts, Mr. Miranda's family is reaching out to the public.

Anyone with information or potential sightings related to Mr. Miranda or the Maersk Seletar is urged to contact the Moroccan Maritime Rescue Coordination Center (MRCC Rabat) or the nearest coastal radio station immediately.

Spreading the Word is Crucial

Sharing this story and Mr. Miranda's information across social media platforms and news outlets can significantly increase the chances of a successful rescue.

The family desperately hopes to bring Mr. Miranda home safe.

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