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Home / Health / Public Health and Safety / Emergency Services / Search and Rescue / Water Rescue / Maritime Safety Authorities
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- Australian Maritime Safety Authority - Information about search and rescue in Australia, navigational and other services offered by AMSA such as oil pollution prevention. Also lists ships detained by AMSA, and why, updated monthly.
www.amsa.gov.au
- Japanese Maritime Safety Agency - Maintenance of public order, oil pollution response and search and rescue. Hydrographic surveys, oceanographic observation and provision of navigational charts, publications and information that required to ensure navigational safety.
www.kaiho.mlit.go.jp/e/index_e.htm
- Marine Department Peninsular Malaysia - Responsible for regulating the safety of marine transportation within Malaysian waters. Maintains an awareness program to inform local and international customers on the latest developments.
www.marine.gov.my
- Maritime and Coastguard Agency - Develops, promotes and enforces high standards of marine safety to minimize loss of life, to respond to maritime emergencies 24 hours a day, and to minimize the risk of pollution of the marine environment from ships and where pollution occurs, minimizing the impact on UK interests.
www.mcga.gov.uk
- Waterways Authority of New South Wales, Australia - Self-funding regulatory authority dedicated to ensuring the safe and environmentally responsible use of NSW waterways by all boat operators.
www.waterways.nsw.gov.au
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