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Maritime NZ is looking out for you on the water and outdoors these holidays

Maritime NZ is looking out for you on the water and outdoors these holidays 31 Dec, 2020 08:00 PM 4 minutes to read Maritime NZ reminds boaties to follow the prep, check, know rule: prep your craft, check your gear and know your responsibilities. Photo / Supplied Te Awamutu Courier Maritime NZ is reminding New Zealanders to stay safe these holidays. Our critical services are still available 24/7 over the break but we hope you won t need them! said Maritime NZ director Keith Manch. Have a plan, and prepare before you head out. Your safety depends on having a plan of action – no matter how experienced you are. Make sure you always have the right knowledge, experience and equipment.

Coastguard and Maritime NZ bracing for hectic summer, launch life jacket campaign

Keith Manch, CEO and director of Maritime NZ, says boat sales are picking up fast. What we re seeing is information from manufacturers and retailers about their sales going through the roof in terms of watercraft. and with people not being able to leave the country we think a lot of them are going to be on the water. In fact, there are now 1.7 million recreational boaties in New Zealand, and in an effort to try and keep them safe the Coastguard s Old4New life jacket campaign is touring the country. We ve got more life jackets, we ve got two vans this year, we ve got improved funding from the government and Maritime NZ, says Gillespie.

It makes a real difference : Life jacket campaign launch as Coastguard and Maritime NZ brace for hectic summer

It makes a real difference : Life jacket campaign launch as Coastguard and Maritime NZ brace for hectic summer Newshub 12/12/2020 © Image - Getty / Video - Newshub Watch: Coastguard and Maritime NZ are bracing for a hectic summer. The Coastguard and Maritime New Zealand are bracing themselves for a hectic summer with border closures expected to lead to a surge in Kiwis hitting the water. Saturday is the first day of the annual life jacket campaign - a reminder to the public to wear their life jackets. This year to date there s been 83 drownings in New Zealand and 64 of them have been preventable, meaning they happen while boating, diving or swimming. And while the total number does fluctuate year to year, there s still a high number of Kiwis losing their lives in the water every year.

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