“Too Elusive,” the yacht that burst into flames and sank off the coast of New Hampshire in June, was delivered to the floor and hauled to a salvage yard.
The yacht was hauled on a barge with air baggage, containers, and 4 large straps, based on U.S. Coast Guard Lt. Ryan Koroknay.
Those that needed to bounce off the boat and have been saved by a close-by lobsterman have been cooperative within the salvaging course of and employed subcontractors, Lt. Koroknay stated.
Following reviews of a diesel gasoline leakage, officers stated there was not sufficient gasoline to skim it from the water, none was seen on shore and it has dissipated.
Chris Hopper from the Maine Division of Environmental Safety Response Division was pleased with the collaboration between the assorted departments.
“It was not simple, it took cautious and deliberate planning,” Hopper stated. “The overarching level is there was super inter-agency collaboration.”
Warr advised CBS13 on Saturday afternoon the remaining yacht elements “can be pulled out of the water within the subsequent 24 hours.”
Officers say the following step is an intensive investigation from all events concerned within the fireplace and sinking.
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