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Body recovered from wreck
Vietnamese authorities have recovered the body of a victim from the wreckage of the 'Khoi Nguyen 18' in the South China Sea on July 31. On July 30, the Foreign Ministry spokesperson Pham Thu Hang stated that 48 Vietnamese crew members had returned safely to shore and reunited with their families on the afternoon of July 29.
Search for 14 missing sailors continued
The search for the still missing 14 crew members of the 'Khôi Nguyên 18' near the Kagitingan Reef in the western Philippine Sea was continued on July 28. The BRP 'Malapascua (MRRV-4403)' of the Philippine Coastguard was on the sixth leg of the operation. Ships in the area were requested to assist with the efforts and urged to be vigilant for possible sightings of survivors. The SAR vessel has been reinforced with the Marine Science Technical Service, the Special Operations Unit, the Coast Guard Medical Service, and the Coast Guard Nursing Service. The Vietnamese Coast Guard Command Center was working closely with the Vietnamese Coast Guard (VCG) to obtain further operational information necessary for directing the SAR operations.
Three more castaways rescued
After the loss of the 'Khôi Nguyên 18', which had suffered a hull breach and sank with its cargo of stone in July 25 at around 8 p.m. about 55 nautical miles west of Da Lon Island, 43 vessels were searching for 14 still missing people. Strong winds, high waves, and rough seas hampered the SAR efforts. On the afternoon of July 27, Vietnamese and Chinese authorities have rescued three more people, bringing the total number to 45. China has deployed seven ships and one aircraft, while Vietnam has deployed 33 ships and two aircraft, among them the 'SAR 631', which was deployed by the National Civil Protection Steering Committee from the Vietnam MRCC. Report with video: https://www.scmp.com/video/china/3362031/search-continues-15-missing-vietnamese-sailors-after-ship-sinks-south-china-sea
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