Chinese crew members rescued eight in dangerous Burmese by the rescued by the rescued by the rescued on the sea for two days and two nights

The Yangtze River Daily (Reporter Li Yuying) On the morning of August 26, the "Shengwei" wheel managed by Wuhan Fayang Sailing Service Co., Ltd. rescued eight in dangerous Burmese people on the way to Vietnam Port. Two days and two nights.

The 22 crew members of the "Shengwei" wheels were sent by Wuhan Fayang Sailing Service Co., Ltd. "Shengwei" was launched on August 21 from Qingdao Port. The ending point is Indonesia. It is expected to arrive in Vietnam VUNG TAU (Touton) Port Class on August 29.

Wu Youwen, head of the company's business, told the Yangtze River Daily that he had received two emails from the "Shengwei" captain Wang Plateau since the morning of the 26th. Wang Highland reported the specific pass through mail.

Wang Plateau introduced in the first email: 7:35, and found the rescue plan for eight dangerous people after it was discovered; at 8:25, successful rescue; 8:35, resumed normal navigation. The entire rescue process was 1 hour, and the eight rescued were Burmese, but only two had identity proof, showing Burmese, no English. One of them was seriously injured in calves, and others were abnormal.

In the second email, Wang Highland introduced: During rescue, eight people were surrounded by floating oil barrels, and sporadic white drifting objects were seen around. In the report sent to the shipowner, Wang Gaoyao said: Through simple sign language expression, he learned that the rescued Burmese people were sinking due to a strong wind and waves. They grabbed the floating oil barrel and drifted on the sea for two days and two nights.

After the eight Burmese was rescued, the "Shengwei" crew stopped hemostasis and bandaged for the calf injury. Others dine after washing and disinfected by fresh water. Because the other party could not English and could not communicate effective communication, they were arranged to rest in the tablory room.

Wu Youwen told reporters on the evening of August 26 that the incident had reported to the Yangtze River Maritime Safety Administration that eight rescued Burmese people will go to Vietnam with the "Shengwei" wheel.

【Edit: Bian Liqun】

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