New Report: WhatsApp Messages Led to Two-Hour Delay in Rescue Operation
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The longliner "Argos Georgia" sank on July 22, 2024, about 190 nautical miles east of the Falkland Islands. The report from the British Accident Investigation Board is now ready.
The UK Maritime Accident Investigation Division (MAIB) has published its final report on the shipwreck of the 'Argos Georgia' fishing vessel in recent hours, pointing out that the crew initially alerted WhatsApp to the sinking, which was a delay in the rescue operation.
The longliner "Argos Georgia" sank on July 22, 2024, about 190 nautical miles east of the Falkland Islands. The report from the British Accident Investigation Board is now ready.
The longliner "Argos Georgia" sank on July 22, 2024, about 190 nautical miles east of the Falkland Islands. The report from the British Accident Investigation Board is now ready.
When water flooded into the Norwegian-owned boat, "Argos Georgia," the crew sent messages to colleagues instead of triggering the emergency alarm.
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