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Exmouth RNLI towed stricken yacht

Published: 3:49 PM June 16, 2009    Updated: 10:41 PM November 6, 2020

MINUTES after Exmouth's lifeboat crew returned from a shout they were launched again to help a broken down boat with three people onboard.

MINUTES after Exmouth's lifeboat crew returned from a shout they were launched again to help a broken down boat with three people onboard.

The all-weather lifeboat on Sunday was launched to tow the 25-foot angling boat back to its mooring at Shelley Beach.

The boat was found to be suffering from mechanical problems and electrical failure.

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