(Baonghean.vn) - According to the Nghe An Maritime Port Authority, due to the impact of typhoon No. 2, there are currently still 4 ships stranded.payloadLarge ships are stranded in Cua Lo and along the Lam River.
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| Nghe An province was in the path of Typhoon No. 2's landfall. Before the typhoon arrived, many cargo ships and fishing boats had anchored in the Cua Lo sea area and around Ngu Island to take shelter. However, the strong storm caused many ships to break their anchors, drift freely, and run aground on the shore. Photo: Pham Bang. |
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| As of the morning of July 18th, two days after the storm subsided, four large cargo ships remained stranded in Cua Lo and along the Lam River. These include: Thai Ha 88 and Thai Ha 26 (stranded in Cua Lo); and Viet Dung 36 and Minh Khanh 09 (stranded in the Lam River). The photo shows the Thai Ha 26 stranded at the Cua Lo beach. Photo: Le Thang |
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| The cargo ship was washed ashore by the waves. Photo: Le Thang |
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| From a distance, it's clear that sailors and crew members on this stranded ship are awaiting rescue. Photo: Le Thang |
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| Another ship was also washed ashore by the waves while anchored at the mouth of the Lam River to shelter from the storm. Photo: Le Thang |
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| The Viet Dung 36 vessel ran aground in the Cua Hoi area. Photo: Le Thang |
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| Some fishermen along the coast of Cua Hoi said this was the first time they had witnessed such huge ships running aground. Photo: Le Thang |
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| All of these stranded ships were fully loaded with cargo and were swept away by the storm while anchored there to shelter. Rescuing these ships will be extremely difficult and costly. Photo: Le Thang |
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