A fishing boat approximately one nautical mile northeast of Syros, Greece, reported flooding while carrying six individuals. In response to the emergency, the Hellenic Coast Guard deployed a patrol boat and three fishing vessels to assist. A private diver is also on the way to the scene to provide further assistance. Fortunately, initial reports indicate that the weather conditions are favorable with NW winds at 2-3 Beaufort, and there is no risk to the safety of those on board the vessel.

This incident highlights the preparedness and quick response of the Hellenic Coast Guard in ensuring maritime safety in the region. Despite the flooding on the fishing vessel, the quick dispatch of rescue resources illustrates the effectiveness of the local maritime rescue protocols. The presence of good weather conditions further alleviates the situation, enabling a swift and safe resolution.

Such incidents serve as reminders of the potential dangers faced by maritime operators and reinforce the importance of safety measures at sea, especially in local fishing activities. The overall response to this scenario shows collaboration among local authorities and emphasizes the commitment to maritime safety in Greek waters.