Water in the bilges, again

Found about 10 litres of sea water in the bilge, as we did on approaching Sri Lanka in similar beam sea conditions. Thought it was the bilge pump outlets but crawled into the transom this afternoon to get a first hand look. Realised its a design flaw of the deck where water runs round from the high gunwale and into the transom vent/blower outlet resulting in a small waterfall back there. Running repair effected and bilges mopped out.

Position 13° 03.409′ N 63° 17.326′ E
COG 278T
SOG 6.3kt

Lat 13.056817: Lon 63.288767

DAY 6: Somewhere middle of the Ariabian Sea

Wind 010 at 12-15kt. Made 159 miles on day 5 and 705 miles since departing Cochin (141 miles per day average). Sea state has abated and we have a little west setting current from behind. Had 3 reefs in the main and only 25 percent headsail from 23:00 to 07:00 (UTC+5) and averaged less than 6 knots for the 8 hours. Still have two reefs in main and headsail rolled away to first reef. Sailing pretty upright without too much roll.

Position 12° 52.783′ N 64° 56.269′ E
COG 278T
SOG 5.2kt
Engine 142.0 h

Lat 12.879717: Lon 64.937817

Watch change at 0100 UTC+5

Some unsettled weather and cloud to the south has reinforced the NE breeze, gusting up to 25 knots at times. Sea state is lumpy up to 1.5m on the beam. Progressively shortened sail until we had 3 reefs in main and only 25 percent headsail showing at 2300. Still doing 8 knots in the gusts and then wallowing/rolling at 5.5 knots in between.

Position 12° 48.024′ N 65° 29.921′ E
COG 278T
SOG 5.7kt

Lat 12.800400: Lon 65.498683