Hanoi: Eleven fishermen from Ho Chi Minh City aboard two vessels seeking shelter from Typhoon Bualoi faced a dangerous ordeal off the coast of Cua Viet in central Quang Tri province on early September 28. One vessel sank, while the other was disabled and battered by heavy waves. As of the latest updates, eight crew members have been rescued, while three remain missing amid ongoing search and rescue efforts.
According to Vietnam News Agency, the fishermen encountered severe weather conditions as Typhoon Bualoi swept through the region. The boats were attempting to navigate to safer waters when the incident occurred. Rescue teams have been deployed to the area to search for the missing crew members and assist the disabled vessel.
Efforts are underway to coordinate with local authorities and emergency services to ensure the safety of the rescued fishermen and to locate the missing individuals. The incident highlights the challenges faced by those at sea during extreme weather events and the urgent need for continued vigilance and preparedness in such situations.