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Sailing Vessel "Pasadena" Overdue


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Urgent: Sailing Vessel "Pasadena" Overdue

Fort-de-France, Martinique - The Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) in Fort-de-France has issued an urgent alert for the sailing vessel "Pasadena" (call sign BMH37Q). The vessel departed from Cabo Verde around December 20th with the intention of reaching Antigua and Barbuda, but has not arrived at its destination.

The "Pasadena" is a 12.20-meter white sailboat flying the Australian flag. Two people are believed to be on board. The vessel is suspected to have low battery power.

The last known position of the "Pasadena" was on December 27th at 16°42.72N 042°49.50W, heading northwest at a speed of 11 knots.

Action Requested

All vessels in the vicinity are requested to:

  • Attempt to contact the "Pasadena" on VHF Channel 16.
  • Maintain a sharp lookout for the vessel.
  • Assist if possible.
  • Contact the MRCC Fort-de-France immediately to report any information.

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