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A marine police officer searching for evidence, such as oil, from Mr. A, a fishing instructor from the Western Sea Fisheries Guidance Management Group, who died at sea near Soyeonpyeong Island (Photo = Yonhap News)
On the 26th, the coast guard conducted a search operation in the surrounding seas in connection with the killing of an official of a fishing instructor by the North Korean military. The maritime police also asked the military for information on the situation in North Korea.
The military authorities are known to have expressed their position that they cannot provide data immediately because this is a sensitive matter. The military is reported to have said it would report the availability of data by the 28th.
Earlier on the 24th, the coast guard investigated the interior of Mugunghwa 10, a fishing instructor in which A (47), a fishing instructor, was on the brink of disappearance.
The coast guard could not find Mr. A’s mobile phone or will, and both CCTVs installed on board were broken and his movement could not be confirmed.
On the other hand, the military and intelligence authorities are in the position that Mr. A may have voluntarily defected to North Korea due to espionage that intercepted North Korea’s communication signal, but Mr. A’s brother se resist.
The Haekyung is reviewing Mr. A’s financial and insurance accounts and cell phone calls, and is also investigating the people around him, including his acquaintances.
In addition, you are investigating whether Mr. A has conducted a North Korean-related search on the onboard fishing guide boat’s computer in the past. Since the 18th, it is also investigating whether someone has intentionally damaged two broken CCTVs on board.
At Mugunghwa No. 10, the ship’s officers, which appear to be seascapes, are investigating (Photo = Yonhap News).
Mr. A’s Mugunghwa No. 10 fishing instructor left Yeonpyeong Island on the 26th. Mugunghwa 10, who was investigated by maritime police while at sea near Soyeonpyeong-do, Ongjin-gun , Incheon, departed for the Seohae Fisheries Management Team in Mokpo, Jeollanam-do around 8 am the same day.
Mugunghwa 10, who left Mokpo on the 16th, has 15 fellow fishing instructors on board with Mr. A on the 11th.
They have no health problems, but are said to be mentally exhausted after the disappearance of Mr. A.
A West Sea Fishery Management Group official explained: “After the disappearance of Mr. A, his colleagues are going through a difficult time” and “There are parts that are physically depleted at the moment, but the situation is very difficult.”
The Mugunghwa 10 will operate only during the day and anchored at sea at night. It is scheduled to arrive at the port of Mokpo, Jeollanam-do around 11am on the 27th, 27 hours after departure.
