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OUT-OF-CONTROL TENDER CRASHES INTO A JETTY

OUT-OF-CONTROL TENDER CRASHES INTO TWO YACHTS AND A JETTY

It should have happened last August 11th in Safak, Turkey. An out-of-control tender crashed into a jetty spreading panic among bathers.

The pilot had fallen overboard during a manoeuver, probably because he didn’t wear the safety line that stops the engine.

The terrible scene was filmed by a Facebook user, of whom we don’t say the name, who promptly posted it on the popular social media.

As we can see in the video above, no one got injured but the accident represents an occasion to remind the importance of wearing the safety stop device on board.

It’s a matter of safety for ourselves and, above all, for the others.

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