You are the first vessel to arrive at the scene of a distress. Due to the volume of traffic on the radio, you are unable to communicate with the vessel in distress. Which action should you take?

Correct Answer: Option A — Broadcast "Seelonce Distress".

Under international radiotelephone procedures, a vessel arriving at a distress scene experiencing heavy interference may broadcast "Seelonce Distress" to enforce necessary radio silence for coordination.