Sailing Vessel Allegra Overdue

UPDATE : the boat appears to have arrived at the port of Madeira.

Funchal, Madeira – A distress call has been issued for the sailing vessel Allegra (MMSI 235071981, call sign 2CEC4), overdue from a voyage to Madeira. The vessel, a 13-meter aluminum cutter rigged with two headsails, was last reported on June 21st, approximately 450 nautical miles southwest of Madeira, making slow progress towards the island at a speed of 3.2 knots. There is one person onboard.

The vessel is described as having a distinctive UV yellow mainsail cover and a white aluminum arch.

Urgent Appeal to Mariners

All vessels in the vicinity are urged to maintain a sharp lookout for the Allegra. If sighted, please contact the nearest coastal station or the Maritime Rescue Coordination Center (MRCC) Tenerife immediately via radio or by email at controltenerife@sasemar.es or phone +34922597551.

Weather Conditions

The weather in the area is deteriorating with a northeast wind increasing to 11 knots with gusts up to 15 knots. Wave height is expected to rise to 1.3 meters, and the sky is cloudy.

The Allegra is registered in the United Kingdom.

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