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New shahanah

Name: New shahanah
Address: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Abu Dhabi

GMHR+3C5 - Al Rahbah - New Shahamah - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Bakery Non-profit organization Volunteer organization

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New shahanah is a bakery, non-profit organization and volunteer organization located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 0.00 out of 5 stars based on 0 reviews. The street address of this business is GMHR+3C5 - Al Rahbah - New Shahamah - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates. New shahanah is open seven days a week 24 hours a day.

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Where New shahanah is located at?: New shahanah is located at GMHR+3C5 - Al Rahbah - New Shahamah - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.

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5 Jim Mitchell 25 months ago

Workington RNLI is a professionally run, full time, fully committed deep water rescue service. The lifeboat is always ready and capable of getting quickly to any marine accident or incident in the eastern Irish Sea and Solway Firth.

The Workington RNLI service must always be "ready, willing and able." All day and everyday. All year and every year. The lifeboat crew must be trained to excel in all aspects of marine engineering, navigation and boat handling . . ready for the extremes and the unexpected conditions!

These people, mainly volunteers, put their lives at risk to ensure the survival of other 'sailors in distress.' We are a maritime nation and our coastal waters, the busiest in the world, must be safe and navigable whether in war or commerce.

Cumbria's seas are treacherous, with a big tidal range producing fast currents, and continuously shifting channels and sandbanks causing unpredictable navigation difficulties. Fishing, leisure, cargo and turbine support vessels are constantly making passage.

The proliferation of wind turbines, energy lagoons, petroleum and gas platforms can only multiply the problems. Collisions are inevitable. 'When?' Not 'if'!

Vessels are constantly 'distance' monitored by the Coastguard who are in direct contact with Workington RNLI in case of emergency. As a consequence, they need to be constantly training to minimise the risks at sea and to optimise the rescue procedures.

On Cumbria's coastal waters, climate change with global warming is producing stronger winds for longer periods of the year. Rising sea levels with its consequent coastal flooding is happening increasingly. We are also getting more 'full blooded' storms as well as the whiplash from the Atlantic hurricanes.

RNLI is already indispensable as a rescue service but we must prepare for a worst case scenario. The rescue demands on Workington RNLI will increase steadily for the foreseeable future . . . perhaps to nightmare levels!

The government can help by properly funding the RNLI. Relying on charity donations now can only increase the likelihood of marine tragedies in the years ahead.

5 Dan Kane 63 months ago

Excellent visit, very accommodating.

5 Michael Hughes 75 months ago

I was a volunteer there for 25 years. It's the only station in the UK that operates a davit crain system, and if your lucky enough to see it launch or recover at low water you can see how difficult it is to launch or recover as the dock gates open there slouce to let the excess water out of the inner dock so it can be a bit of a challenge fighting against the slouce.

5 colin paine 27 months ago

I volunteer for the RNLI, so I am a bit biased, but the station is always immaculate. Sadly closed to the public currently due to the pandemic.

5 L.B Photography Blackpool 39 months ago

Another beautiful Lifeboat Station with a great set of volunteers.

5 karl askew 51 months ago

Because they save lives

5 Maurice Heron 75 months ago

Doing a great service.

5 Jacek “Chief” 39 months ago

Port niestety daleko od miasta, wejście do niego tylko na wysokiej wodzie

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