Marco Lima De Araujo
PFD Report
All Responded
Ref: 2014-0093
All 1 response received
· Deadline: 28 Apr 2014
Coroner's Concerns (AI summary)
There is no formal protocol for reporting and coordinating rescue efforts during life-threatening incidents in Portsmouth Harbour.
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I was told at the Inquest hearing that there is no formal protocol for reporting and co-ordinating rescue in relation to life threatening incidents in Portsmouth Harbour.
Responses
Noted
The Maritime Coastguard Agency outlines its existing protocols for maritime search and rescue, including communication and cooperation with the Queen's Harbour Master Portsmouth and participation in the SOLFIRE multi-agency response group. (AI summary)
The Maritime Coastguard Agency outlines its existing protocols for maritime search and rescue, including communication and cooperation with the Queen's Harbour Master Portsmouth and participation in the SOLFIRE multi-agency response group. (AI summary)
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MRCC Solent and QHM are members of the SOLFIRE multi-agency response group encompassing all harbour; emergency and local authorities that would respond to major incidents in the Solent. These organisations take part in annual multiagency exercises hope that this answers the matter of concern in your report; For Chief Coastguard Maritime Operations HM Coastguard Copy to: QHM Portsmouth SUPPORTINC INVESTORS Silver SEA IN PEOPLE UKAS VISioN ~SGS
MRCC Solent and QHM are members of the SOLFIRE multi-agency response group encompassing all harbour; emergency and local authorities that would respond to major incidents in the Solent. These organisations take part in annual multiagency exercises hope that this answers the matter of concern in your report; For Chief Coastguard Maritime Operations HM Coastguard Copy to: QHM Portsmouth SUPPORTINC INVESTORS Silver SEA IN PEOPLE UKAS VISioN ~SGS
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- Queen’s Harbour Master Portsmouth
Response Status
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56-Day Deadline
28 Apr 2014
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Source: Courts and Tribunals Judiciary
Report Sections
Investigation and Inquest
On 20th August 2012 I commenced an investigation into the death of Marco Antonio Lima De Araujo The investigation concluded at the end of the inquest on 13th February 2014. The conclusion of the inquest was: The aforementioned person died due to an accident. The medical cause of his death was drowning.
Circumstances of the Death
On 8th August 2012 the body of Marco Antonio Lima De Araujo was recovered from the water in Portsmouth Dockyard. On 26th July 2012 at about 15.45 hours he had gone into the sea by the Round Tower, Portsmouth, to assist in the rescue of two children who had got into difficulties in the sea. He was not seen alive again.
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