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In a dramatic maritime rescue, two men were safely retrieved from a life raft after their 16-meter vessel, named "Conquistador," caught fire approximately 40 kilometers off the coast near Lake McLeod, north of Carnarvon. The incident unfolded on February 5, 2018, when the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) received an alert from a distress beacon activated at 2:20 AM. Responding swiftly, AMSA dispatched its Challenger jet from Perth alongside the nearby bulk carrier "Ikan Senyur," while the Carnarvon Volunteer Sea Rescue team was also mobilized to the scene. By 4:50 AM, the two men, both in their 30s, were located in a life raft. A daring rescue operation was initiated shortly after, with the crew of the bulk carrier deploying a rescue boat at 5:10 AM to bring the men on board. Following their recovery, the survivors underwent a thorough medical assessment to ensure their well-being. This incident highlights the teamwork and quick response of maritime authorities during emergencies at sea.