Coast Guard seeks information on capsized boat
Other Non-Crime EventThe Coast Guard is asking for help from nearby boats regarding a boat that has capsized in Lake St. Francis.
Audio|Source: Massena Area Marine
01:41
Transcript:
PAN[1], PAN, PAN, PAN, PAN, POMP. TOTPATION, TOTSION, TOTPAC, Quebec Radio Red Cautier, Quebec Radio Cautier, Quebec Radio Cautier, MMSI-0-3-1-6-0-U-7. At 1806, a locale, a chal, a chaloupe, a Region of St. Amicay, vis-à-vis the 201, 31st, Avenue, St. Amis. We have been in the sector that you can import of the information. You can report to Quebec Radio Guard Coteer. Here, Quebec Radio Codewater, at you, Rick. Pan, Pan, Pan, Pan, Pan, Pan, Pan. All stations, all stations, all stations. This is Quebecchio video. MMSI-03160027[2] at 1806 local time for a capsized boat that was seen in the St. Aniset area in Lake St. Francis, near 201. 31st Avenue, St. Amicent. Our vessels in the area are able to give us information. Please call Quebec Coast Guard Radio. This is Quebec Coast Guard Radio. Over.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
PAN: Urgency signal for safety of vessel or person
[2]
MMSI-03160027: Maritime Mobile Service Identity for the reporting station
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Location mentioned:
St. Lawrence County, NY
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