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Two Spanish navy minehunters to dock in Malaga and open their decks to the public

Visitors will be able to learn about their missions out at sea and how they search for and disable explosive devices hidden beneath the surface

The Segura sweeps the seas for mines.
The Segura sweeps the seas for mines. (Ministry of Defence)

Europa Press

Malaga

Two Spanish navy ships will be docked in the Port of Malaga and open their decks to those interested in having a sneak peek inside on Friday 27 and Saturday 28 October.

The minehunters Segura and Sellan, which sweep the seas searching for explosive devices, can be visited on Friday between 5-7pm and on Saturday between 10am and 1pm.

The Segura and Sella are captained by Lieutenant Commanders Ɓngel Dƭez NuƱez and Enrique Felipe Garcƭa and each of the ships is crewed by 45 sailors, specially trained to detecting and disable explosive devices in the sea.

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Two Spanish navy minehunters to dock in Malaga and open their decks to the public

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Two Spanish navy minehunters to dock in Malaga and open their decks to the public