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Dungeness lifeboat volunteers rescue stricken yacht off the coast

By: Aidan Barlow

Published: 00:00, 22 May 2016

Updated: 13:20, 22 May 2016

Lifeboat volunteers went to the aid of a yacht which was stricken by engine failure a mile off the coast of Dungeness.

The RNLI team aboard The Morrell from Dungeness received the call from Dover Coastguard and went out to find the 30 ft yacht at 11.40pm last night (Saturday, May 21).

There were five people aboard the vessel, and RNLI Coxswain Stuart Adams towed it back to Dover.

Lifeboat crews back at Dover. Picture by crew member Mark Richardson

Nobody is believed to have been injured during the incident. To find out more about the lifeboat volunteers work visit www.rnli.org.uk.

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