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A freighter carrying 43 sailors and nearly 6,000 head of cattle sank off the coast of Japan due to an engine failure during Storm Maysak.
Gulf Livestock 1 left New Zealand on August 14 and is currently missing (Image: NZ Herald)
guardian The Japanese Navy P-3C reconnaissance aircraft rescued on September 2 a Filipino named Sareno Edvarodo, 45, a member of the ship’s crew. Edvarodo’s health is now stable.
Edvarodo said the cargo ship carrying 43 sailors and nearly 6,000 head of cattle had sunk off the coast of Japan after an engine failure amid Hurricane Maysak.
Edvarodo says the Panama-registered ship Gulf Livestock 1 capsized before sinking into the sea. The ship issued a call for help while traveling through the East China Sea in the early morning of September 2.
The Japanese coast guard rescues a sailor from the unfortunate ship (Image: Reuters)
Herald of New Zealand On September 3, the Japanese coast guard was still searching for the ship and 42 crew members were missing.
Crew members were ordered to wear life jackets when the ship capsized. Edvarodo said he jumped into the water and did not see any of the crew until he was rescued.
Gulf Livestock 1 with 39 Filipinos, 2 Australians, 2 New Zealanders, followed Kyodo.
Australia’s Department of Trade and Foreign Affairs said it had contacted the family of two Australian sailors.
The contents of the rescue call have not been announced, but the weather at the time of the incident was very bad due to Typhoon Maysak. Strong winds and rain also hampered rescue work, but the weather is improving now.
Gulf Livestock 1 is owned by Gulf Navigation Holding, based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The ship left Napier in New Zealand on August 14 and was heading for Jingtang port in Tangshan, Hebei province, China, when it crashed.
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