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MCA - Coastguard - Contacting Chambers Info & RNLI Forum: Discuss Forth Coastguard - Diving Incident in the Trips, Spaces and Coastguard Information forums: 2nd August 1438. Eyemouth RNLI all-weather lifeboat recovered two missing divers to Weasle Loch, a third diver made shore ...

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2nd August 1438. Eyemouth RNLI all-weather lifeboat recovered two missing divers to Weasle Loch, a third diver made shore unaided. The two divers were transferred to Eyemouth where they were examined by paramedics.
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