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29 7:27 pm Request for rescue of 32 crew members
A sailor disappeared from the breakwater accident at 3:47 am on the 30th
At 7:44 pm on the 29th, 32 min-hos (39 tons), a Hallim-laden trawler in Jeju City capsized about 2.6 km northwest of Jeju Port, and the Coast Guard is working on the rescue. Yunhap news
Off the coast of Jeju, the Jeju Hallim fishing boat capsized and was damaged, and seven sailors went missing. The Jeju Coast Guard, which was reported and dispatched, undertook a rescue operation overnight in bad weather such as high waves and high winds, but was unable to rescue the crew. On the morning of the 30th, the Jeju Provincial Maritime Police Agency held a briefing on the 32-person Minho (39t) rollover accident by the Hallim Shipyard on the morning of the 30th. “We are conducting an accurate search on the Sea of ㎞, and we are searching the Samyang-dong coast from Sasupo-gu, Jeju-si, but we have not found any missing sailors. ” There are 7 sailors on board the crashed fishing boat, including 4 Koreans and 3 Indonesians. The sinister fishing vessel was adrift with strong winds and strong waves, at 3:47 am on the 30th it was damaged after running aground on the western breakwater of the port of Jeju, and the entire crew was missing. Hearing the words of the sea-kyung, an Indonesian sailor on the 29th at 7:27 pm on the 29th made a request to a foreign crew management company in Busan via Telegram and then at 7:44 pm It was reported 32 officials were dumped into the sea 2.6 km northwest of Jeju port and a report was made to the Jeju Coast Guard situation room. Maritime police used a mobile phone to speak to the engine manager 11 times, confirming that there were 5 people in the lower cabin on the aft side and 2 in the wheelhouse, and they found a fishing boat at 9: 8 p.m. of that day and came to the rescue. As for the coast guard, the coast guard, command and aviation rescue team attempted to enter the ship eight times from 9:52 pm. He said entry was impossible. During the rescue operation, two rescuers trying to enter the ship were injured and two high-speed boats were also flooded. Cheon-sik Lee, head of the Jeju Coast Guard safety and security department, said: “From the moment the ship was discovered, rescuers boarded the ship and confirmed the survival of the crew through attack signals that were continuously struck every 30 minutes. The last strike signal is at 3:13 am on the 30th. Until then, they kept sending a survival signal, but after that, the hull suddenly moved away and hit the breakwater. “Manager Lee also said:” Because Since it is a Jeju Hallim ship, it is supposed to operate in Seongsan port and enter Hallim port. “By Hur Ho-joon, Staff Reporter [email protected]
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