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Volunteers from Albany Sea Rescue have tested the use of a drone at the popular but notorious Salmon Holes fishing spot in WA's Great Southern and have hailed it a success, saying it could prove to be a game changer in emergencies.
Source: ABC News | Duration: 1min
Topics: emergency-planning, fishing-aquaculture, science-and-technology, emergency-incidents, albany-6330
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