Świat · Kilda searchLewis Kilda search: Wreck-survey ship due to deploy on 30 OctoberNapisano 29 października 2026 07:45 UTCOglądajTranskrypcja0:07Rescuers recovered one Kilda crewman's body, but two fishermen are still missing.0:11A specialist wreck, survey ship is due to join the search off Lewis.0:14The missing men's families have been waiting more than two weeks for answers.0:17Can the ship's specialist equipment help searchers locate the Kilda?0:20The Northern Lighthouse Board's NLV Ferros is scheduled to deploy to the area from0:24Friday,30 October.0:26Police Scotland says it will support the Marine Accident Investigation Branch0:29investigation, bringing equipment designed for underwater surveys and locating0:33wrecks.0:33The ship's stated task is to help find the fishing vessel.0:36The operation brings another way of looking beneath the water as the search0:39continues for the boat and the men who were aboard.0:42Norman Murray, known as Tam, is forty.0:44Murdo Morrison is twenty.0:46Three both were aboard the Kilda when it disappeared off Lewis in Scotland's Outer0:50Hebrides.0:51They remain missing, along with the fishing boat.0:53The Kilda disappeared on thirteenth October.0:55Rescuers recovered Douglas Craigie, who was forty-nine, from the sea early on0:59fourteen October.1:00Police gave an update on twenty-two October about items recovered during enquiries1:04off Port of Ness.1:05Those items belonged to the fishing boat.1:07Searchers are still trying to locate the Kilda itself.1:10The twenty-two October update described earlier search work.1:13While the Ferris deployment is the next planned step, Phil Day, the Northern1:17Lighthouse Board's operations director, says Ferrous carries hydrographic equipment1:20used to survey underwater features as well as wreck survey equipment.1:23He says the ship will assist the investigation and local search efforts supported by1:27the Maritime and Coast Guard Agency.1:29Day also said the board's thoughts remain with the families and everyone affected by1:33the tragedy.1:34Police Scotland accident investigators, the Coast Guard Agency, and local maritime1:38experts are involved in the continuing effort.1:40Inspector Neil Taylor says getting answers for everyone involved is imperative.1:43He says police efforts are continuing, and he has a direct warning for people who1:47want to help.1:48Taylor is urging people to keep themselves safe.1:50He says members of the public shouldn't attempt searches in areas where they could1:53be harmed.1:54The continuing search comes with an explicit appeal against taking personal risks.1:58Ferris is due to deploy from thirty October.2:00Its specialist equipment will help searchers try to locate the Kilda, but the boat's2:04whereabouts are still unknown.2:06Norman Murray and Murdo Morrison remain missing.Przeczytaj artykułOś czasu historiiHeyDex
