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| Forces focused on rescuing the ship on the afternoon of February 23. Clip: Quang An |
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| As early as 2 p.m., when the tide began to recede, many people and vehicles gathered to rescue the ship after two days of being buried in the sea. Photo: Quang An |
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| The buckets continuously used force to lift the ship. This afternoon, the people and the government had to mobilize 4 excavators to help because the 50-ton crane could not come down to support as planned. Photo: Quang An |
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| The Border Guard force of Dien Thanh commune arrived in time to join the people in pulling the boat with high determination. Photo: Quang An |
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| Leaders of Dien Chau district were also present to directly direct the ship rescue plan. Photo: Quang An |
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| By 5 p.m., the ship's hull had been successfully lifted, but the risk occurred again when the hull and some parts below the ship were cracked, causing water and sand to flow back into the hull. Photo: Quang An |
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| By 7 p.m., the locals had to build buoys to support the ship's hull, hoping that the tide would rise tonight and the boat would float to the surface to be pulled ashore. Thus, after 2 days, the fishermen's boats were still unable to rescue them. Photo: Quang An |
Previously, at 2am on February 22, the fishing boat of Mr. Vu Van Tien and Mr. Pham Van Tung in Chien Thang hamlet, Dien Bich commune, Dien Chau district sank at Lach Van port. At that time, there were 5 fishermen on board, all of whom were rescued in time by a neighboring ship.
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